Juan Romero Fernandez, Magical City, 1979

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This artwork "Magical City" 1979 is an original color serigraph by Spanish artist Juan Romero Fernandez, 1932-1996. It is hand … Read more This artwork "Magical City" 1979 is an original color serigraph by Spanish artist Juan Romero Fernandez, 1932-1996. It is hand signed, dated and numbered 68/300 in pencil by the artist. The image size is 32 x 32 inches, sheet size is 34.5 x 34.5 inches, framed size is 35 x 35 inches. Framed in a simple gold metal frame. The artwork is in excellent condition, the frame is in very good condition, it has some minor scratches.

About the artist:

Juan Romero is not a self-taught painter, on the contrary, is an artist of solid training as certified by the fact of having gone through Arts and Crafts in Seville school of St. Elizabeth of Hungary. He is owner of a language, with identity and identifiable embodiment in a magical world, where wonderful stories populated by creatures and fantastic characters in a context of fable into a fascinating and always shining charismaticism.

His work is a result of memories, impressions and emotions felt, promoting a kind, whimsical and linked to an imaginary cosmos really not for it and sometimes it is directly inspired by immediate surroundings being played with unusual sensitivity and beauty. All this from a wise job done faithfully saves rules that seem to require right, with artisan work like a tapestry application.

Juan Romero at the blank canvas, begins at a point with a small stroke that takes you to the next, and gradually goes slowly flooding the entire surface, while simultaneously are emerging players in a history; a dense and wordy story protagonists sometimes reaches what is known as abhors a vacuum.

In his long career he has cultivated all genres and thematic techniques in different media, whether drawing, canvas prints, poster art, scenery and even three-dimensional object, a feature not unique and common in the art world, but what sets this author's his way of addressing, creativity plural, maintaining a linguistic fidelity; a style that eventually has achieved excellence and voice, recreating arguments by which it is known and distinguished, gradually varied repertoire from its origins opted not preventing the same subjects acquire new and surprising versions. The work of Juan Romero Fernandez is held in collections worldwide.Continue Reading See less