Andalusian view. Work by the painter Vicente Segura (1930 - 2015), signed. Part of a large collection of Spanish paintings we recently purchased.
Biography of the painter: Vicente Segura (1930-2015), was born in Nador in Spanish Morocco to a family of artists, he was in fact the grandson of the painters Augustin and Enrique, the latter particularly known for his career as a portraitist of Francisco Franco (biography available on Wikipedia). From 1944 to 1947 he worked in the studio of the master Mariano Bertuchi, a painter who worked mainly in Morocco. In 1948 he moved to Madrid to continue his pictorial training and entered the Real Academia de Bellas Artes of San Fernando where he was a pupil of José Manaut Viglietti, in turn a disciple of Joaquín Sorolla at the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Carlos in Valencia . Like many Spanish painters of his era, the influence of Sorolla is evident in his production and due to his origins the orientalist theme is also recurring. He finished his training in 1953 and since then he has exhibited in numerous exhibitions mainly in the Spanish capital, he died in 2015.
Period: second half of the 20th century. Support and technique: oil on cardboard panel Origin: Madrid, Spain Conditions: I would like to point out the lack of a part of the painting in the lower left and a crack in the upper part, the subject is however clearly legible. Measurements: 38 x 59 cm
