Spanish Artist, Impressionist Colourist Landscapes, Oil Paintings, Set of 2

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These two original Impressionist Colourist oil paintings beautifully capture the radiant charm of the Spanish countryside through bold, expressive brushwork … Read more These two original Impressionist Colourist oil paintings beautifully capture the radiant charm of the Spanish countryside through bold, expressive brushwork and a sun-drenched palette. Painted in oil on board, each piece transports the viewer to a serene Mediterranean setting—one with a rustic path winding between terracotta-roofed houses, the other alive with spiky agave plants and golden hillside homes beneath a brilliant sky. Measuring 34 × 40 cm and 37.5 × 49 cm, the paintings are presented in their original linen-lined wooden frames with silver inner slips—elegant and complementary to the vibrancy of the works. The impasto textures and richly layered tones of ochre, rose, cobalt, and olive echo the traditions of the Impressionist Colourist movement, evoking a sense of warmth, movement, and place. Signed “Punsoda,” the artist shows a confident command of both light and colour, reminiscent of the Catalan landscape school and modern Spanish plein air painters. Ideal for collectors of mid-century European art or interior designers seeking authentic Mediterranean charm, these two evocative works will bring lasting vitality to any space. Subject Landscape Movement Impressionist Colourism / Spanish Post-Impressionism Artist Influence Joaquim Mir, Henri Lebasque, Josep Amat Artist Punsoda (mid-century Spanish or Catalan school) Medium Oil on board Frame Condition Original matching frames with silver slip and linen mounts, housed in a dark wood surround. Very good vintage condition with mild patina. Artist Details “Punsoda” is believed to be a mid-20th-century Spanish or Catalan artist working in the tradition of plein air and Impressionist Colourism. His textured brushwork, luminous palette, and feel for architectural rhythm suggest an artist attuned to both place and atmosphere. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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