Almuñecar, Mid-Century Portraits, Oil on Canvases, Framed, Set of 4

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A rare and harmonious set of four large-scale mid-century oil paintings, each signed “almuñecar,” presenting tender, stylized portraits with distinct … Read more A rare and harmonious set of four large-scale mid-century oil paintings, each signed “almuñecar,” presenting tender, stylized portraits with distinct poetic charm. United by a consistent palette of soft turquoise, sienna, and blush tones, this collection evokes the introspective beauty of modernist portraiture, reminiscent of modigliani and picasso’s quieter works. The set includes: 1 lady in white hat h 95- w 82 cm 2 woman in headscarf h 95-w 81.5 3 cm 3 mother and child h 96.5-w 81 cm 4 young violinist h 94.5-w 81 cm each subject conveys emotion through simplified forms and expressive outlines: a boy immersed in music, a serene mother, a pensive woman, and an elegant figure with a sweeping hat. Framed in their original mid-century wooden frames with varying tones and characterful patina, the works form a cohesive decorative statement—ideal for a feature wall, stylish interiors, or collectors of post-war european art. This quartet represents a unique opportunity to acquire a matched series from a compelling, though still mysterious, spanish artist of the mid-20th century. Subject portraits (set of 4 figurative compositions) movement modern figurative / post-cubism / spanish mid-century artist influence pablo picasso, amedeo modigliani, bernard buffet artist signed “almuñecar” – spanish school, mid-20th century medium oil on canvas (each on original stretcher, framed) frame condition vintage wooden frames in varying tones with attractive age-related wear; structurally sound and ready to hang. Artist details “almuñecar,” while the artist remains unidentified, the paintings display a consistent hand—thoughtful, technically skilled, and influenced by both mediterranean tradition and european modernism. 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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