Carbonell González, Portrait of a Choir Girl Reading, Oil Painting

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Beautifully evocative, this vintage oil painting by the distinguished Spanish artist Rosendo González Carbonell (1910–1984) depicts a choir girl deeply … Read more Beautifully evocative, this vintage oil painting by the distinguished Spanish artist Rosendo González Carbonell (1910–1984) depicts a choir girl deeply absorbed in quiet contemplation as he reads. Executed in a refined Impressionist style, the painting exudes warmth and serenity through its gentle brushwork and harmonious blend of ochre, warm earth tones, and delicate greens. Carbonell captures the girls’s tranquil expression and the subtle illumination across her youthful features with remarkable sensitivity, evoking a sense of calm introspection. An exceptional choice for sophisticated art collectors and interior designers seeking timeless elegance, this piece complements classic interiors, personal libraries, or cozy, intimate spaces. The painting comes presented in a classic gilt frame in excellent vintage condition, instantly ready to enhance your home or private collection. Acquire a lasting example of Carbonell’s artistic legacy, renowned for emotional depth, nuanced portrayal, and subtle Impressionist beauty. Subject Portrait (Choir Girl Reading) Movement Impressionism Artist Influence Influenced by European Impressionists, particularly Joaquín Sorolla and Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Artist Rosendo González Carbonell (1910–1984) Medium Oil on canvas Frame Condition Excellent vintage condition; elegant gilt frame with slight patina adding character. Artist Details Rosendo González Carbonell (1910–1984) was a notable Spanish Impressionist celebrated for capturing tender human emotions and serene moments through his softly lit, atmospheric compositions. Carbonell’s portraits have long been admired for their subtlety, warmth, and distinctive color harmonies. 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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