Benjamin PALENCIA PÉREZ, Women holding sheaves of wheat

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Benjamin PALENCIA PÉREZ, Women holding sheaves of wheat

Name: Benjamin PALENCIA PÉREZ, Women holding sheaves of wheat
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: EC1S31Q9Q4
Price: 3500 EUR
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By Gallery GALERIE CERCA TROVA

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Period 20th century

Style Modern Art

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Benjamín PALENCIA PÉREZ (Barrax, 1894 – Madrid, 1980)
Women holding sheaves of wheat
Pen, brush, black ink, black ink wash, watercolor and gouache on paper (1949)
Dedicated, signed, located and dated lower right A la condesa de Fels / B. Palencia / Paris marzo 5 49
33 x 47 cm
Original gilded frame from COUSIN Frères
Dimensions with frame: 53 x 64 cm

Note: our work is dedicated to Marthe Marie Louise de Cumont, known as Marthe de Fels (Paris, 1893 - Paris, 1988). Countess of Fels and Princess of Heffingen Lebaudy, French woman of letters, she was notably the lover of the poet Saint-John Perse. In March 1950, Marthe de Fels met the Catalan writer, art critic and philosopher Eugeni d'Ors I Rovira, who probably introduced her to Benjamín Palencia, to whom he was very close. In 1951, Palencia exhibited at the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.

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Additional Information

Condition	As new
Style	Modern Art (Watercolors of Modern Art Style)
Period	20th century (Watercolors 20th century)
Country of origin	Other / Unknown
Artist	Benjamín PALENCIA PÉREZ (Barrax, 1894 – Madrid, 1980)
Width (cm)	47
Height (cm)	33
Materials	Watercolour, Paper