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1899 Barcelona - 1984. Known for: Painting.
Gabriel Amat Pages was born in Spain in 1899 and passed away in 1984. Amat was an architect who gain recognition as a watercolor artist. Gabriel Amat cultivated a virtuoso style and focused on... Read full biography
Gabriel Amat Pages was born in Spain in 1899 and passed away in 1984. Amat was an architect who gain recognition as a watercolor artist. Gabriel Amat cultivated a virtuoso style and focused on landscape themes, mainly marine and harbor views with boats, often of the port of Barcelona. Brother of... Read full biography
Gabriel Amat Pages was born in Spain in 1899 and passed away in 1984. Amat was an architect who gain recognition as a watercolor artist. Gabriel Amat cultivated a virtuoso style and focused on landscape themes, mainly marine and harbor views with boats, often of the port of Barcelona. Brother of the painter José Amat, he was granted a safe-conduct in 1939, which allowed him to travel outside Spain to further his studies. Gabriel Amat is currently represented in the Maritime Museum of Barcelona... Read full biography
Gabriel Amat Pages was born in Spain in 1899 and passed away in 1984. Amat was an architect who gain recognition as a watercolor artist. Gabriel Amat cultivated a virtuoso style and focused on landscape themes, mainly marine and harbor views with boats, often of the port of Barcelona. Brother of the painter José Amat, he was granted a safe-conduct in 1939, which allowed him to travel outside Spain to further his studies. Gabriel Amat is currently represented in the Maritime Museum of Barcelona and in the Cau Ferrat in Sitges.
Gabriel Amat Pages was born in Spain in 1899 and passed away in 1984. Amat was an architect who gain recognition as a watercolor artist. Gabriel Amat cultivated a virtuoso style and focused on landscape themes, mainly marine and harbor views with boats, often of the port of Barcelona. Brother of the painter José Amat, he was granted a safe-conduct in 1939, which allowed him to travel outside Spain to further his studies. Gabriel Amat is currently represented in the Maritime Museum of Barcelona and in the Cau Ferrat in Sitges.