Julián Martín De Vidales, Graphic Work Serigraphy, 1976, Silk-Screen

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Graphic Work / Serigraph by Julián Martín de Vidales, Contemporary Art, 1976 - Valladolid, Spain

Magnificent serigraph on paper by … Read more Graphic Work / Serigraph by Julián Martín de Vidales, Contemporary Art, 1976 - Valladolid, Spain

Magnificent serigraph on paper by Julián Martín de Vidales (Madrid, 1930-). Against a black background, the artist develops a geometric and figurative composition in which yellow, green, blue, and red tones contrast. The central motif consists of four superimposed silhouettes of faces, two rendered in flat colors and the other two with a marbled appearance. The composition is framed within a structure of distinctly ornamental character, with motifs inspired by the designs of embossed leather, characteristic of the artist's formal repertoire.

Julián Martín de Vidales was a Madrid-born artist trained at the San Fernando School of Fine Arts, the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, and the National School of Ceramics. His work followed the path opened by Informalism, exploring new materials. After an initial period linked to expressionist painting, he turned his work towards leather and its expressive possibilities. In this field, he recovered and reinterpreted the Spanish traditions of cordovan and guadamecí leather, establishing a bridge between the artisanal past and modernity.

from a formal point of view, his geometric compositions reveal affinities with the languages ​​of African, Oceanic, and pre-Hispanic art. In 1970, he won an award at the National Exhibition of Contemporary Art, held in Madrid.

This particular serigraph comes from the Paradiso Portfolio, produced by the Paradiso Graphic Works Circuit in Valladolid between October 1975 and June 1976. Each portfolio brings together nine graphic works by Leopoldo del Brío, Pablo Ransa, Cristóbal Gabarrón, Andrés Trapiello, Benito Mauleón, Pablo Serrano, Faik Husein, Martín de Vidales, and Rafael Canogar. Two hundred prints of each work were produced, numbered and signed by the artists.

· Category: Graphic work

· Technique: Serigraphy on paper

· Artist: Julián Martín de Vidales

· Series: 100/200

· Signed: Signed by the artist in the lower right corner: “Julián Martín de Vidales.” In the opposite corner, the edition number: “100/200.” All handwritten by Martín de Vidales.

· Style: Contemporary art

· Period: 1976

· Country of origin: Spain

· Dimensions: Overall dimensions: 73 x 53 x 1 cm; without frame: 49 x 69 cm

· Condition: Good condition considering its age and use.

· Provenance: Paradiso Valladolid Collection

· Bibliography:

Martín de Vidales, Julián. Julián Martín de Vidales: Paintings and Drawings: Museum of Painting, December 10, 1973 to January 10, 1974. National Sculpture Museum, 1978.

Soubriet, Teresa. Julián Martín de Vidales. Ministry of Culture, Directorate General of Fine Arts, 1977.

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