Julián De Tellaeche, Coastal Village, Early 20th Century, Oil on Panel, Framed

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Oil on panel “coastal village”, julián de tellaeche, early 20th century – spain

technique: oil on panel
title of the … Read more Oil on panel “coastal village”, julián de tellaeche, early 20th century – spain

technique: oil on panel
title of the work: coastal village
artist: julián de tellaeche
period: early 20th century
country of origin: spain
provenance: private collection
good condition considering its age and use
overall dimensions: 47 x 62 x 3 cm
dimensions without frame: 30 x 45 cm

this spectacular oil painting depicts a coastal village and is the work of the basque artist julián de tellaeche y aldasoro. It portrays a pleasant and picturesque scene of a coastal village's port. The focus is on capturing the beauty of the urban landscape, without any apparent message or social commentary, an aspect that links it to post-impressionism. The various figures of houses and boats are dissolved in small, quick dabs of color that bring the work to life. The vibrant color palette highlights the reflections of the water and light. The brushstrokes are loose and visible (typical of the impressionists), reinforcing the sense of movement and light.

julián de tellaeche y aldasoro (bergara, gipuzkoa, 1884 – lima, 1957)

julián de tellaeche y aldasoro was a painter whose career was profoundly influenced by his youth as a sailor and his subsequent training in paris. He left the seafaring profession to enter the world of painting under the tutelage of eduardo chicharro, who encouraged him to travel to paris, where he completed his training at the académie julian and the académie colarossi.

after his time in paris, he settled in lekeitio (bizkaia), dedicating himself entirely to painting. He first showcased his talent in 1910 at the vi exhibition of modern art in bilbao. He presented his works in important national and international exhibitions, such as the international exhibition of painting and sculpture in bilbao in 1919 and the international exhibition of barcelona in 1929.

with the outbreak of the spanish civil war, he was forced into exile in paris, where he participated in the 1937 international exposition. Years later, in 1952, he moved to lima, the city where he resided until his death, serving as curator of the peruvian national artistic heritage. His artistic legacy is also linked to his work in exile; after the civil war, he moved to peru, where he worked for unesco in the creation of schools for the restoration of colonial art. This spectacular oil painting depicts a coastal town and is the work of the basque artist julián de tellaeche y aldasoro. It represents a pleasant and picturesque scene of the port of a coastal town. It focuses on capturing the beauty of the urban landscape, without an apparent message or denunciation, an aspect that connects it to post-impressionism. The various figures of houses and boats dissolve into small, quick dabs of color that bring the work to life. The vibrant palette highlights the reflections of the water and light. The brushstrokes are loose and visible (typical of the impressionists), reinforcing the sense of movement and light.

julián de tellaeche y aldasoro (bergara, gipuzkoa, 1884 – lima, 1957)

julián de tellaeche y aldasoro was a painter whose career was profoundly influenced by his youth as a sailor and his subsequent training in paris. He left the seafaring profession to enter the world of painting under the tutelage of eduardo chicharro, who encouraged him to travel to paris, where he completed his training at the académie julian and the académie colarossi.

after his time in paris, he settled in lekeitio (bizkaia), dedicating himself entirely to painting. He first showcased his talent in 1910 at the 6th bilbao modern art exhibition. He presented his works in important national and international exhibitions, such as the bilbao international exhibition of painting and sculpture in 1919 and the barcelona international exposition in 1929.

with the outbreak of the spanish civil war, he was forced into exile in paris, where he participated in the 1937 international exposition. Years later, in 1952, he moved to lima, the city where he resided until his death, serving as curator of the peruvian national artistic heritage. His artistic legacy is also linked to his work in exile; after the civil war, he moved to peru, where he worked for unesco in the creation of schools for the restoration of colonial art.

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