Un elefante en el Prado 55 x 80 inch Graphite on paper 2019
L' Independent + Un elefante en el Prado. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
l' Independent. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
L' Independent 24 x 20 inch Oil on board, paper, and wood 2019
L' Independent (detail) 24 x 20 inch Oil on board, paper, and wood 2019
Bengala 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
Bengala 4 13 x 9 inch Oil on paper with acrylic base 2019
Fragmento 6 x 4 inch Oil on found postcard 2019
Busto 8.5 x 6 inch Graphite on paper mounted on wood 2019
Pedestal con busto 10 x 8 inch Oil on wood panel 2019
Pag. 117 11 x 9 inch Oil on paper with acrylic base 2019
Unknown 10 7 x 5 inch Oil on board 2016
Leaning head, JG, num.2 8 x 7 inch Oil on board mounted on wood 2019
Head, JG, num. 2 20 x 16 inch Oil on canvas 2019
Un elefante en el Prado 4 + Afrodita y Eros. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
Afrodita y Eros 9.5 x 6 inch each panel, diptych Oil on book cover 2019
San Juan Bautista nino, Michelangelo 6 x 10 inch Graphite on paper 2019
The title Un elefante en el Prado comes from an article written by Peio Riaño that was published in 'El Espanol' in December 2017. In the article a fascinating scenario that occurred during the Spanish Civil war is revealed: the shipment of almost a hundred crates from the Museum of Natural Sciences was received by the Prado Museum. Amongst other taxidermied animals, there is an elephant - the only animal too large for a crate. The government had decided that the Prado was the ideal place to protect collections from other museums who were vulnerable to damage from bombing. A week before bombing began in Madrid in 1936, the Prado emptied itself of thousands of paintings that were then transported to Geneva for safe keeping.
Un elefante en el Prado 55 x 80 inch Graphite on paper 2019
L' Independent + Un elefante en el Prado. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
l' Independent. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
L' Independent 24 x 20 inch Oil on board, paper, and wood 2019
L' Independent (detail) 24 x 20 inch Oil on board, paper, and wood 2019
Bengala 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
Bengala 4 13 x 9 inch Oil on paper with acrylic base 2019
Fragmento 6 x 4 inch Oil on found postcard 2019
Busto 8.5 x 6 inch Graphite on paper mounted on wood 2019
Pedestal con busto 10 x 8 inch Oil on wood panel 2019
Pag. 117 11 x 9 inch Oil on paper with acrylic base 2019
Unknown 10 7 x 5 inch Oil on board 2016
Leaning head, JG, num.2 8 x 7 inch Oil on board mounted on wood 2019
Head, JG, num. 2 20 x 16 inch Oil on canvas 2019
Un elefante en el Prado 4 + Afrodita y Eros. Espacio Mínimo Gallery, 2019
Afrodita y Eros 9.5 x 6 inch each panel, diptych Oil on book cover 2019
San Juan Bautista nino, Michelangelo 6 x 10 inch Graphite on paper 2019
The title Un elefante en el Prado comes from an article written by Peio Riaño that was published in 'El Espanol' in December 2017. In the article a fascinating scenario that occurred during the Spanish Civil war is revealed: the shipment of almost a hundred crates from the Museum of Natural Sciences was received by the Prado Museum. Amongst other taxidermied animals, there is an elephant - the only animal too large for a crate. The government had decided that the Prado was the ideal place to protect collections from other museums who were vulnerable to damage from bombing. A week before bombing began in Madrid in 1936, the Prado emptied itself of thousands of paintings that were then transported to Geneva for safe keeping.