Manuel Rufi Gibert, Abstract Blue and Gray Composition, Oil Painting

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This captivating abstract painting by Manuel Rufi Gibert skillfully blends expressive brushwork with a moody, textured palette of deep blues, … Read more This captivating abstract painting by Manuel Rufi Gibert skillfully blends expressive brushwork with a moody, textured palette of deep blues, charcoal grays, and subtle earth-red accents. Gibert’s mastery is evident in the careful layering of colors, which create a sense of depth and contemplative atmosphere. At the composition's center, softly emerging white forms suggest figures or shapes that are intentionally indistinct, enhancing the painting's reflective and meditative quality. The interplay of darkness and gentle luminosity, combined with rhythmic brushstrokes, evokes emotion and invites interpretation. Gibert’s style aligns closely with mid-to-late 20th-century Abstract Expressionism, reflecting influences from the European abstract movement. with its sophisticated balance, nuanced palette, and intriguing textural qualities, this artwork adds depth, tranquility, and subtle drama to modern and classical spaces alike. Artist Manuel Rufi Gibert (b.1931) is known for his expressive, richly textured abstract compositions. Artist Details Born in Mataró, Spain, Manuel Rufi Gibert played an active role in Spain’s mid-to-late 20th-century art scene. He is recognized for abstract works characterized by dynamic brushwork, profound emotional resonance, and sophisticated use of color and texture. Movements Abstract Expressionism Artist Influenced by Influenced by Antoni Tàpies and mid-20th-century European abstract artists. Frame Condition Framed in a black wooden frame with minor vintage wear, enhancing the artwork’s authentic charm. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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