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1903 Villacastín, Segovia - 1990 Madrid. Known for: Painting.
Servando del Pilar. 20th Century. Born in the Castile region of Spain. Del Pilar exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants and the Salon d'Automne beginning in 1923. He showed his work in a group... Read full biography
Servando del Pilar. 20th Century. Born in the Castile region of Spain. Del Pilar exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants and the Salon d'Automne beginning in 1923. He showed his work in a group exhibition of the artists of the province of Las Palmas at the Museum of Modern Art of Madrid in 1944.... Read full biography
Servando del Pilar. 20th Century. Born in the Castile region of Spain. Del Pilar exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants and the Salon d'Automne beginning in 1923. He showed his work in a group exhibition of the artists of the province of Las Palmas at the Museum of Modern Art of Madrid in 1944. His work employs a vibrant color palette in a distinctly Postimpressionist style combined with Cubist elements. Some of his paintings are allegorical in the Art Deco tradition. His treatment of the... Read full biography
Servando del Pilar. 20th Century. Born in the Castile region of Spain. Del Pilar exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants and the Salon d'Automne beginning in 1923. He showed his work in a group exhibition of the artists of the province of Las Palmas at the Museum of Modern Art of Madrid in 1944. His work employs a vibrant color palette in a distinctly Postimpressionist style combined with Cubist elements. Some of his paintings are allegorical in the Art Deco tradition. His treatment of the female nude seems his most comfortable subject.
Servando del Pilar. 20th Century. Born in the Castile region of Spain. Del Pilar exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants and the Salon d'Automne beginning in 1923. He showed his work in a group exhibition of the artists of the province of Las Palmas at the Museum of Modern Art of Madrid in 1944. His work employs a vibrant color palette in a distinctly Postimpressionist style combined with Cubist elements. Some of his paintings are allegorical in the Art Deco tradition. His treatment of the female nude seems his most comfortable subject.