José Roca-Sastre, Cour intérieure, Lithograph on Cardboard, 1960s, Framed

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Spanish painter born in 1928 in Terrasa near Barcelona. Interior painter, still lifes. He was a pupil of Ramon Rogent … Read more Spanish painter born in 1928 in Terrasa near Barcelona. Interior painter, still lifes. He was a pupil of Ramon Rogent Peres. He took part in various group exhibitions from 1952, including the Eighth Exhibition of Painters Witnesses of their time in Paris \.\. He obtained the Drouant Young Painting Prize in Paris in 1968. A medal of honor at the Salon des Artistes Français in Paris. He practices a post-cubist figuration, characterized by the fragmentation of faceted volumes and the use of a sober range. Able to differentiate the values of shadow and light. Died in 1997.
This captivating painting depicts an interior space marked by a striking interplay of light and shadow. In the center, a richly detailed wooden window catches the eye with its warm hue contrasting with the gray walls adorned with delicate patterns. On the right, a carved stone balcony features a finely crafted balustrade, adding depth and texture to the scene. A mysterious reflection enriches the atmosphere, evoking a duality between reality and illusion. The dark door in the background, with its subtle engravings, encourages the viewer to imagine what lies beyond. The vertical framing amplifies the impression of height and intimacy in this architectural space. With its meticulous realism and harmonious composition, this work invites meditation on the discreet beauty of hidden urban places, successfully combining tradition and artistic innovation. This piece has an attribution mark,
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