Bonaventura Puig Perucho was a Catalan painter specialized in impressionist landscapes, influenced by Corot. He was born in Spain and trained at the School of La Lonja in Barcelona. Puig Perucho traveled to Paris with Modest Urgell, where he spent eight years honing his craft. He participated in various exhibitions and shows, earning recognition such as third and second medals in the National Fine Arts competitions of 1920 and 1924. His landscapes evolved in chromatic richness over time, showcasing a shift from gray and blue tones to vibrant colors and enhanced composition depth. Puig Perucho also authored a pedagogical treatise titled "La pintura de paisaje" in 1948. His works were featured in international exhibitions and museums, includi...