"Layador vasco" displate 00014548 €90.00 Metal. 32 x 45 cm Darío de Regoyos produced this Layador vasco (1897) as part of an album of lithographs resulting from his trips to the Basque Country. The work depicts a layador breaking up the land. Regoyos shows the effort he has to make to break up the earth and chooses the colour red to emphasise it and also to point out the risk he is running.... Add to basket
Displate "Pescadores catalanes" 00014549 €90.00 Metal. 32 x 45 cm In Catalan Fishermen (circa 1910-14) Juli González i Pellicer uses an everyday theme to portray two fishermen, among whom the female figure stands out. According to ethnographic studies of the time, they carried out land-based tasks such as making and repairing nets, cleaning fishing utensils and boats, small-scale sales and, as in the... Add to basket
Camiseta "Pescadores catalanes" 00014557 €34.00 100% organic cotton In Catalan Fishermen (circa 1910-14) Juli González i Pellicer uses an everyday theme to portray two fishermen, among whom the female figure stands out. According to ethnographic studies of the time, they carried out land-based tasks such as making and repairing nets, cleaning fishing utensils and boats, small-scale sales and, as in... Add to basket
"Catalan fishermen" bag 00014418 €56.00 100% linen. 48 x 38 x 15.5 cm In Catalan Fishermen (circa 1910-14) Juli González i Pellicer uses an everyday theme to portray two fishermen, among whom the female figure stands out. According to ethnographic studies of the time, they carried out land-based tasks such as making and repairing nets, cleaning fishing utensils and boats, small-scale sales and,... Add to basket
"El Cid" leather wallet 00013712 €45.00 Leather. 16 x 11 cm. Blue. Made in Italy. The ferocity and, at the same time, nobility that the gaze of the famous lion, the protagonist of the painting El Cid (1879), by Rosa Bonheur, transmits is reproduced in this elegant leather wallet. Add to basket
Clara Peeters notebook with magnet 7783 €4.00 Plain paper. 7 x 18 cm. 30 sheets (60 pages). The limitations imposed by culture on women artists contributed to Clara Peeters's devotion to the still life genre, a genre in which she nevertheless distinguished herself as an excellent painter, as demonstrated by her Still Life with Fish, a Candle, Artichokes, Crab and Prawns (1611), whose artichoke is... Add to basket
Clara Peeters porcelain box Peeters, Clara 7790 €15.00 Porcelain. 10 cm in diameter x 4 cm in height. Shell collecting was very popular among 16th-century elites, a product of the fascination with exotic objects that followed the great European expeditions, hence their representation in numerous still lifes, as in Still Life with a Sparrow Hawk, Fowl, Porcelain and Shells (1611), painted by Clara Peeters,... Add to basket
Clara Peeters silk scarf Peeters, Clara 7837 €75.00 Silk. 54 x 54 cm. Manufactured by Jim Thompson Silk Company. A dead mallard on a wicker basket is ready to be cleaned and cooked along with other birds in one of the earliest known hunting still lifes, Still Life with a Sparrow Hawk, Fowl, Porcelain and Shells (1611) by Clara Peeters, whose mastery of this genre is evident in the quality with which she... Add to basket
Clara Peeters silk scarf Peeters, Clara 7838 €75.00 Silk. 54 x 54 cm. Manufactured by Jim Thompson Silk Company. In her Table with a Cloth, Salt Cellar, gilt Tazza, Pie, Jug, Porcelain Dish with Olives, and Roast Fowl (ca. 1611), Clara Peeters used a number of earthenware pieces to give the still life a cosmopolitan appearance. This is the case of the German-made jug whose decorative pattern is... Add to basket
Clara Peeters laptop case 00013219 €47.00 Velvet. 33 x 24 cm.In her Table with a Cloth, Salt Cellar, gilt Tazza, Pie, Jug, Porcelain Dish with Olives, and Roast Fowl (ca. 1611), Clara Peeters used a number of earthenware pieces to give the still life a cosmopolitan appearance. This is the case of the German-made jug whose decorative pattern is reproduced in this beautiful case. Add to basket
Clara Peeters iPad case 00013220 €27.00 Velvet. 27 x 19 cm. A dead mallard on a wicker basket is ready to be cleaned and cooked along with other birds in one of the earliest known hunting still lifes, Still Life with a Sparrow Hawk, Fowl, Porcelain and Shells (1611) by Clara Peeters, whose mastery of this genre is evident in the quality with which she painted elements such as the duck feathers... Add to basket