拍品 358
  • 358

PEDRO CORONEL | El ajolote

估價
150,000 - 250,000 USD
招標截止

描述

  • Pedro Coronel
  • El ajolote
  • Signed Pedro Coronel, titled and dated Mexico 59 (on the reverse) 
  • Oil on canvas
  • 23 1/4 by 72 1/2 in.
  • 58.9 by 184.3 cm
  • Painted in Mexico in 1959.

來源

Inverarte Gallery, San Antonio
Latin American Fine Art, Brownsville, Texas
Acquired from the above

Condition

This work is in very good condition. The canvas is unlined and on a good stretcher. The edges are covered with paper tape. The paint layer is clean and varnished. The deep purple color had become unstable in some areas. There is a small retouch in each of the two purple sections between the green striped areas in the upper right. There is one larger area of retouching at the lower point of the large curved purple shape in the lower center, measuring about 3 by 1 inches. The remainder of the painting is in beautiful condition, and the work should be hung as is. (This condition report has been provided courtesy of Simon Parkes Art Conservation, Inc.)
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拍品資料及來源

"Painting and poetry, for Coronel, serve as self-expression. The relationship between this artist and painting is...amorous in the sense that he recognizes the existence of the work as an autonomous reality. The work would not exist without Coronel, but without the work, Coronel would not exist. The work gives him (gives us) a new existence. If the spectator seeks to delve into the painting of Coronel, they must reproduce this relationship of constant creation. The secret of a work resides as much in the work itself as in the spectator’s mind." Octavio Paz



This work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by Martín Coronel Ordiales.