Raúl Capitani. Serigraphy "The mouth". Hand signed. 1975. 23x32 cm.
Raúl Capitani. Serigraphy "The mouth". Hand signed. 1975. 23x32 cm. Good condition.
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Raul Capitani. "Poet in New York." Poems by Federico García Lorca. Drawings and engravings by Raul Capitani. 1986. Mataró. 250 copies. Jobare Publishing House. 56 pages. Serigraphs. 32x24 cm.
Raúl Capitani. Serigraphy "The mouth". Hand signed. 1975. 23x32 cm. Good condition.
Raul Capitani. “Tribute to Josep Novellas” serigraph. Hand signed. Numbered 4/50. 51x35cm. Quality Guarro paper.
Raul Capitani. Etching "La Valse des Bleuets". Hand-signed. 1990. Artist's proof. Poem. Framed 48x37 cm. The sheet measures 46x35 cm. The print measures 32x24.5 cm.
Author: Ana Maria Massot (1923). Title: untitled. Description: oil on canvas signed in the lower right corner. Measures without frame 24x33 cm. Artwork in good condition.
Author: Gerard Sala (Barcelona, 1942). Title: untitled. Description: engraving signed and dated 78 in pencil by the artist. Numbered 64/100. Measures without frame 53x35 cm. Artwork in good condition. Exceptional price for Subasta Real.
Author: Perico Pastor (La Seu d'Urgell, 1953). Title: untitled. Description: ink engraving on Aquari paper of 270 gr. Signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 5/75. Edited in 1998. Justification on the back. Measures without frame 29x21 cm.
Author: Neus Martín Royo (Barcelona, 1968). Title: Port of Barcelona. Description: lithograph hand-signed by the artist and numbered 32/225. Measures without frame 40x40 cm. Artwork in good condition.
Author: Jaume Carbonell (Barcelona, 1942-2010) Title: Poema Rosa Leveroni (2005). Description: drawings on paper in a wooden box. Certificate of authenticity is attached. Measures 12.5x19x4.5 cm. Artwork in the conditions that are appreciated. Jaume Carbonell trained at the Massana School and at the Conservatory of Book Arts in Barcelona. Discover the luminosity and the common features of the Mediterranean civilizations that he was able to masterfully reflect. With a style clearly reminiscent of the 19th century, the use of clear and pure colours, and a fairly flat painting, Carbonell creates his own fresh and optimistic language that he uses to narrate daily scenes with a festive mood and shows the most deeply rooted traditions of our culture. . He made numerous exhibitions in Spain and Italy.