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Darío de Regoyos
SPANISH
MARCHÉ EN NAVARRE  
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PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION

Darío de Regoyos
SPANISH
MARCHÉ EN NAVARRE  
估價
120,000 — 180,000
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十九世紀歐洲繪畫

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Darío de Regoyos
1857 - 1913
SPANISH
MARCHÉ EN NAVARRE  
signed D de Regoyos lower right
oil on canvas
65 by 81cm., 25¾ by 31in.
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來源

Octave Maus, acquired in 1888 (1856 – 1919; Belgian art critic, writer, and lawyer. Maus co-founded the weekly L'Art moderne review in 1881 and was secretary of the Les XX group)
Sale: Durán, Madrid, 23 February 1993, lot 28

展覽

Brussels, V. Salon des XX, 4th February 1888, no. 4
Brussels, Salon de la Libre Esthetique, Homage à Darío de Regoyos, 1914 
Paris, Galerie Choiseul, 1914      
Barcelona, Galería Mayoral, Pintura de los dos últimos siglos, 1998
Madrid, Feriarte, 1998
Santillana, Torre Don Borja, Darío de Regoyos, Impresiones del Norte, 2000, illustrated in the catalogue
Madrid, Fundación Cultural Mapfre, Darío de Regoyos, 2002-03, illustrated in the catalogue

出版

La Recherche de la lumière dans la peinture, Brussels, 1888
'Les Impressionistes, Les XX' in La Reforme, Paris, 14 February 1888 
Revue indépendante, Paris, March 1888, p. 461, cited
'Les XX' in Le Cri du Peuple, Paris, 9 March 1888          
'Impressions de l'artiste Darío de Regoyos', L'Art Moderne, no. 8, 1888, p. 235
Juan San Nicolás, Darío de Regoyos, 1990, p. 72, illustrated         
La Guía del Ocio, 21-29 November 1998, Madrid
AntiQuaria Revista de Arte, November 1998
Juan San Nicolás, Los XX. El Nacimiento de la Pintura Moderna en Bélgica, exh. cat., Fundación Mapfre Vida, Madrid, 2001. p. 112, cited 
Juan San Nicolás, Darío de Regoyos, Catálogo Razonado, Madrid, 2014, p. 143, no. 144, catalogued & illustrated 
 

相關資料

Painted in 1887, Marché en Navarre belongs to Regoyos’s series of paintings La España Negra (Dark Side of Spain), which set out to capture the true soul of nineteenth-century Spain and the challenges it faced in the wake of the industrial revolution. The series led to the publication of the eponymous essay, written by Belgian poet Emile Verhaeren and illustrated with 34 woodcuts by Regoyos, in L’Art Moderne, the review of Les XX, the Belgian avant-garde group to which both men belonged. La España Negra was later translated into Spanish and published in Barcelona. It shows a powerful, visionary approach to landscape and people and was celebrated by many of Regoyos’ contemporaries. 

Born in Ribadesella, Asturias, Regoyos enrolled at the Escuela de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de S Fernando in Madrid, where he studied under the landscape painter Carlos de Haes in 1877. In 1879 he moved to Brussels, a defining journey for the artist. Here, he became friends with members of the avant garde Les XX, including painters Frantz Charlet, James Ensor, Rodolphe Wytsman, and Octave Maus (the first owner of the present work), before joining the group himself. Les XX were closely attuned to the 'New Painting', later known as Impressionism, in France. In 1887 Georges Seurat exhibited Un dimanche d’été à l’île de la Grande Jatte at Les XX, and Paul Signac later joined the group. Their influence can be seen in the pointillist technique Regoyos adopted in his España Negra series as well as in his later works.  



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