"Sin Titulo" By Juan Navarro Baldeweg b.1939

22" x 30"

This striking work showcases Baldeweg's mastery of line and perspective, evident in the meticulously rendered architectural forms. The composition is divided into two distinct vertical sections: a dark gray area on the left and a white area on the right, creating a compelling visual tension. Within each section, overlapping geometric shapes and textured lines suggest depth and a sense of spatial ambiguity. The subtle use of crayon for the signature adds a hand-crafted touch to this sophisticated print. Signed and numbered by the artist. Provenance: Estate of Charles Christopher Soufas. Lithograph, 50/100. Float-mounted, glazed and framed. Some wear to frame due to age. Great condition.

Juan Navarro Baldeweg (b. 1939, Santander, Spain) is a leading figure in contemporary Spanish art, renowned for his innovative approach to graphic art. His rigorous training as an architect informs his artistic practice, resulting in works characterized by a precise use of line, a strong sense of perspective, and a deep understanding of spatial relationships. Baldeweg's works often utilize stark contrasts in color and texture, creating powerful visual tension. He received the Premio Nacional de Artes Plásticas in 1990, a testament to his significant contribution to the Spanish art world. His work is held in numerous prestigious collections worldwide. He currently holds a professorship at his alma mater, the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.

Spain

20th Century