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Alberto Marquez

Mediterranean Summer IV

Mediterranean Summer IV

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Mediterranean Summer IV trades the brightest hour of the day for something softer. Ghostly white and grey umbrella shapes hover at the top of the panel, their outlines loosely sketched, barely filled in, while a green striped mat and a crumpled pink cloth ground the foreground in warm, sunbaked sand. Small figures move along the tideline, rendered as little more than gesture and shadow. Alberto Márquez lets the palette fade toward pastel here, and the looser, hazier handling gives the whole scene the feel of a late afternoon just before the light starts to go. It's the same coast as the rest of the series, seen at a slower hour.


Medium: Mix media on wood panel
Size: 150 x 100 cm
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Alberto Marquez

About the artist

Alberto Marquez

Alberto Marquez trained at the Escuela de Artes de Orihuela and, through a PETRA exchange in 1993, at the École Nationale d'Arts Décoratifs in Limoges, where he worked in both the enamel and painting workshops. He then spent seven years in Federico Chico's painting workshop in Orihuela. He paints between figuration and abstraction, in layers of colour and expressive mark-making, and has been exhibiting since 1992, including three shows at Galería Juan de Juanes in Alicante.

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