Glauco Capozzoli: Surrealist paintings

Worthy heir of the great Renaissance masters, the art of the Uruguayan Glauco Capozzoli (Montevideo 1929 - Borja 2003) was  perfected during fifty years of continuous academic formation in the best artistic institutes in the world. His uninterrupted practice was reflected in an inexhaustible pictorial and graphic work of all sizes and formats, increasingly refined and ambitious. Glauco Capozzoli treated the female figure in the manner of Botticelli but reinventing it with surrealist touches in unreal and figurative environments that became his own brand.
 

Glauco Capozzoli - Dama de vestido rojo 
Oil on canvas. 49x35 cm
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Kouji Ochiai: Abstract Painting

Kouji Ochiai was born in Nagasaki, Japan, in 1948. As a young man he moved to Barcelona and began his studies at the San Jorge School of Art and Design. Ochiai's Abstract and Expressionist work, sophisticated, with a rich texture and a great sense of movement, revolves around the theme of water. He uses blue and white tones combined and an ever-present use of black, endowing his images with strength and at the same time, elegance. Throughout his long career Kouji Ochiai has exhibited in Switzerland, France, Italy and the United States, and has won awards at several international fairs held in Japan, Slovenia, Ferrol, Madrid, Barcelona (Joan Miró Award) and at the Beaux-Arts Paris Salon.

Kouji Ochiai - On Monday
Acrylic on canvas. 54x81 cm
1200 euro

Salvador Dalí: Surrealist Painting

Salvador Dalí, painter, sculptor, engraver, set designer and writer, is considered to be one of the greatest representatives of Surrealism. He inaugurated Gaudifond Arte (formerly Sala Gaudí) in 1971. Below you can see the gouache by Salvador Dalí, original and certified, for sale at Gaudifond Arte.

Salvador Dalí - Homage to Raimondo Llull,
Watercolour, 52x59 cm
With certificates of authenticity issued by Perrot-Moore and Robert Descharnes  
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Farnese de Andrade Neto: Contemporary Painting

Farnese de Andrade Neto was a Brazilian painter, illustrator, engraver, sculptor, designer and writer. A tireless creator, Farnese de Andrade was awarded by the MoMa of New York, in London, and by the most prestigious museums in Brazil. He exhibit 90 times around the world, to which we must add 40 posthumous exhibitions since his death, in 1996. Of great delicacy, the work of Farnese de Andrade is incredibly varied and covers materials as disparate as polyester resin, paper, cardboard, photography and all kinds of abandoned objects that he himself picked up and transformed.

Farnese de Andrade Neto - Figura 1 
Mixed technique on cardboard. 50x70 cm
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Jan Van der Loo: Graphic Work

Jan Van Der Loo deserves his place among the greatest Surrealist artists. His paintings stand out because of the use of geometric patterns typical of the sixties in Victor Vasarely's style, mixed with Renaissance elements, big disturbing worlds and twisted figures, like tree roots pointing into dark or burning skies. Very powerful, the works of Jan Van Der Loo are framed within ruins of palaces, porches, mosques and gardens in which slender women walk naked. With more than forty individual and collective exhibitions behind him, as well as awards in Belgium, Holland and France, you will find the Surrealist lithographs by Van Der Loo for sale below.

Jan Van Der Loo - La Vergine di Castelnou
Print - 55x45 cm
75 euros

José Marí Llobet: Surrealist Painting

The work of José Marí takes places within a dreamlike surrealism, supported by excellent drawing and great technical mastery, all combined in a sober and harmonic colour scheme. José Marí has ​​exhibited in Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Zaragoza, Holland, Cuba, Switzerland and Japan, as well as at several national and international competitions, being the recipient of awards on several occasions. José Marí made two sculptures for the city of Munich, created mural paintings in Zaragoza and San Sebastián and set designs for the Teatro de Cámara in Valencia. These are the surrealist works by José Marí for sale at Gaudifond Arte.

José Marí - Columna y desnudo 
Acrylic on canvas. 46x38 cm
990 euro

Gregorio Sabillón: Drawings

Gregorio Sabillón is one of the artists that most encapsulates the Gaudifond Arte collection. The Honduran painter stands out for an incredibly Magical Realism full of ideas, elaborated with impeccable drawing, inspired by the great Renaissance masters. Landscapes, nudes and portraits depicted with soft tones and rigorously worked to achieve the different effects in classic realism that forms the basis of his works. This is a sample of works by Gregorio Sabillón for sale at Gaudifond Arte.

Gregorio Sabillón - Andiando
Grisaille. 34,5x25 cm
300 euro

Shipibo - Conibo Ceramics

We present a very complete collection of the highly renowned Amazonian UCAYALI ceramics, a collection that has already travelled across several European countries. Some of these pieces are exhibited in the best ethnographic museums in the world. The Shipibo-Conibo ceramics are considered to be one of the most impressive from amongst those produced by the Amazonian indigenous peoples. Not only are their handcrafting and forms admirable but, and above all else, only women know how to execute the multitudes of geometric patterns. The motifs of these ceramics have been sculpted, woven, painted, or embroidered by the Shipibo people over the centuries: from the beams of dwellings, the interior of woven sheets used for roofs, canoes, oars, hunting weapons, kitchen utensils, the woven garments of men and women, and even the people's faces, legs and arms. The combination of motifs and designs is infinite and each artist can innovate at their own discretion. Below you will find the Shipibo-Conibo ceramics on sale on Gaudifond Arte and the ceramics catalogue for the Uyacali collection.

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