"The Pine at Béjar" Tea Towel

"The Pine at Béjar" Tea Towel

"The Pine at Béjar" tea towel

100% cotton. 50 x 38 cm.

Darío de Regoyos was one of the most cosmopolitan Spanish artists of the turn of the century. He adapted the manner of painting of the Impressionists and Neo-Impressionists, including working outdoors. All this is evident in The Pine at Béjar (1900), reproduced in a single colour on this sturdy woven tea towel.

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