CARLOS ALCOLEA (1949-1992) Painter from La Coruña... Lot 44

CARLOS ALCOLEA (1949-1992) Painter from La Coruña WHAT DO YOU SEE? - PORTRAIT CARMEN GAMARRA Mixed technique Signed and dated in pencil in 1990 on both sides. Dedicated to Carmen Gamarra, in the lower right corner on the side where the portrait of the Madrid gallery owner is represented. On the back, titled "What do you see?", this work is intervened with the earrings of the portrayed woman drowned to the paper. Carmen Gamarra, during the 80's was co-owner together with Isabel Garrigues of the Gamarra-Garrigues Gallery, continuing with a long career in the art world directing other galleries such as Alençon and Metta Gallery, being one of the most important gallery owners in our country, making contemporary art stand out and excel. Reproduced on pages 78 and 79 of the Catalogue "Carlos Alcolea cara a Fisterra". Caixa Galicia Foundation, 2008. Framed with glass on both sides. 103,5 cm.x74 cm.x6 cm.CARLOS ALCOLEA (1949-1992) Painter from A Coruña. WHAT DO YOU SEE? - PORTRAIT CARMEN GAMARRA Mixed technique Signed and dated in pencil in 1990 on both sides. Dedicated to Carmen Gamarra, in the lower right corner on the side where the portrait of the Madrid gallery owner is represented. On the back, titled "What do you see?", this work is intervened with the earrings of the portrayed woman drowned to the paper. Carmen Gamarra, during the 80's was co-owner together with Isabel Garrigues of the Gamarra-Garrigues Gallery, continuing with a long career in the art world directing other galleries such as Alençon and Metta Gallery, being one of the most important gallery owners in our country, making contemporary art stand out and excel. Reproduced on pages 78 and 79 of the Catalogue "Carlos Alcolea cara a Fisterra". Caixa Galicia Foundation, 2008. Framed with glass on both sides. 103,5 cm.x74 cm.x6 cm.CARLOS ALCOLEA (1949-1992) Painter from A Coruña. WHAT DO YOU SEE? - PORTRAIT CARMEN GAMARRA Mixed technique Signed and dated in pencil in 1990 on both sides. Dedicated to Carmen Gamarra, in the lower right corner on the side where the portrait of the Madrid gallery owner is represented. On the back, titled "What do you see?", this work is intervened with the earrings of the portrayed woman drowned to the paper. Carmen Gamarra, during the 80's was co-owner together with Isabel Garrigues of the Gamarra-Garrigues Gallery, continuing with a long career in the art world directing other galleries such as Alençon and Metta Gallery, being one of the most important gallery owners in our country, making contemporary art stand out and excel. Reproduced on pages 78 and 79 of the Catalogue "Carlos Alcolea cara a Fisterra". Caixa Galicia Foundation, 2008. Framed with glass on both sides. 103,5 cm.x74 cm.x6 cm.CARLOS ALCOLEA (1949-1992) Painter from A Coruña. WHAT DO YOU SEE? - PORTRAIT CARMEN GAMARRA Mixed technique Signed and dated in pencil in 1990 on both sides. Dedicated to Carmen Gamarra, in the lower right corner on the side where the portrait of the Madrid gallery owner is represented. On the back, titled "What do you see?", this work is intervened with the earrings of the portrayed woman drowned to the paper. Carmen Gamarra, during the 80's was co-owner together with Isabel Garrigues of the Gamarra-Garrigues Gallery, continuing with a long career in the art world directing other galleries such as Alençon and Metta Gallery, being one of the most important gallery owners in our country, making contemporary art stand out and excel. Reproduced on pages 78 and 79 of the Catalogue "Carlos Alcolea cara a Fisterra". Caixa Galicia Foundation, 2008. Framed with glass on both sides. 103,5 cm.x74 cm.x6 cm.CARLOS ALCOLEA (1949-1992) Painter from A Coruña. WHAT DO YOU SEE? - PORTRAIT CARMEN GAMARRA Mixed technique Signed and dated in pencil in 1990 on both sides. Dedicated to Carmen Gamarra, in the lower right corner on the side where the portrait of the Madrid gallery owner is represented. On the back, titled "What do you see?", this work is intervened with the earrings of the portrayed woman drowned to the paper. Carmen Gamarra, during the 80's was co-owner together with Isabel Garrigues of the Gamarra-Garrigues Gallery, continuing with a long career in the art world directing other galleries such as Alençon and Metta Gallery, being one of the most important gallery owners in our country, making contemporary art stand out and excel. Reproduced on pages 78 and 79 of the Catalogue "Carlos Alcolea cara a Fisterra". Caixa Galicia Foundation, 2008. Framed with glass on both sides. 103,5 cm.x74 cm.x6 cm.CARLOS ALCOLEA (1949-1992) Painter from A Coruña. WHAT DO YOU SEE? - PORTRAIT CARMEN GAMARRA Mixed technique Signed and dated in pencil in