Parade of Children
Type:Painting
Year:1949
Size:24.00" x 35.50" x 3.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Jose Palmeiro ART FOR SALE
1901 Madrid - 1984 Libourne. Known for: Landscape, still life and figural painting.
José Palmeiro was born in Madrid and followed the tradition of French Impressionism and Post-Cubism. He created an impressive oeuvre comprising of still lifes, landscapes and figural compositions.... Read full biography
José Palmeiro was born in Madrid and followed the tradition of French Impressionism and Post-Cubism. He created an impressive oeuvre comprising of still lifes, landscapes and figural compositions. His artistic career began in 1925 when he went to Paris and met Spanish painters like Ginés Parra... Read full biography
José Palmeiro was born in Madrid and followed the tradition of French Impressionism and Post-Cubism. He created an impressive oeuvre comprising of still lifes, landscapes and figural compositions. His artistic career began in 1925 when he went to Paris and met Spanish painters like Ginés Parra (1896-1960) and Óscar Domínguez (1906-1958). In the 1930s he eventually had his first solo exhibition in France. After a seven-year stay in the USA, Palmeiro returned to France and established himself in... Read full biography
José Palmeiro was born in Madrid and followed the tradition of French Impressionism and Post-Cubism. He created an impressive oeuvre comprising of still lifes, landscapes and figural compositions. His artistic career began in 1925 when he went to Paris and met Spanish painters like Ginés Parra (1896-1960) and Óscar Domínguez (1906-1958). In the 1930s he eventually had his first solo exhibition in France. After a seven-year stay in the USA, Palmeiro returned to France and established himself in the Paris art scene.
José Palmeiro was born in Madrid and followed the tradition of French Impressionism and Post-Cubism. He created an impressive oeuvre comprising of still lifes, landscapes and figural compositions. His artistic career began in 1925 when he went to Paris and met Spanish painters like Ginés Parra (1896-1960) and Óscar Domínguez (1906-1958). In the 1930s he eventually had his first solo exhibition in France. After a seven-year stay in the USA, Palmeiro returned to France and established himself in the Paris art scene.
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