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Francesc Torneró Gómez (1936) - Vista de Sitges

Francesc Torneró Gómez (1936) - Vista de Sitges

Signature by the artist on the bottom The work is well framed In good conservation condition Artwork dimensions: 46 cm high x 38 cm wide Frame dimensions: 71 cm high x 62 cm wide Artist biography: Francesc Torneró Gómez is a painter born in Barcelona in 1934, recognized for his oil paintings, especially urban landscapes and scenes of the Catalan city. Among his works stand out representations of emblematic places in Barcelona such as "Las Ramblas" and "Passeig de Gràcia". His style falls within figurative painting with a focus on capturing the light and atmosphere of his urban scenes. He has participated in auctions and art sales that reflect some recognition in the regional art field.

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