78. Landscape from de Danube Delta (Vâlcov) [cca. 1924]

Nicolae Dărăscu

1883, Giurgiu - 1959, Bucureşti

Estimate

EUR 9.000 - 15.000

Sold

EUR 14.000

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Session

Tue, 25 October 2022 19:00

After the end of the First World War, artist Dărăscu resumes his painting activity with a great verve. Having moved on from his Neo-Impressionist attempts, his post-1920 palette starts to take shape and to reach the maturity norms, qualities we would become accustomed to, thanks to his Interbellum painting. On the same terms, the marine painting would remain constant for the artist who coordinates his palette according to Impressionistic and Post-Impressionistic principles. The light effect, the breach of the spectrum, the chromatic vivacity offered by the zenith-like landscapes or by water areas (typical for Dobrudja), would be characteristic for most of the cycles accomplished in Tulcea, Mangalia, Balchik or the Danube Delta. In 1924, within the personal exhibition organized in the Mozart Hall, one can notice this broad vision, be it in an Impressionistic manner, letting backgrounds sink and marking the close-ups using the inks inherited from Divisionism, be it in his already distinctive manner, where structures are built in masses of colour.

References

Catalogue of the retrospective exhibition "Nicolae Dărăscu", Art Museum of the Socialist Republic of Romania, Bucharest, 1966. DRĂGUȚ, Vasile, "Nicolae Dărăscu", Meridiane Publishing House, Bucharest, 1966. Catalogue of the exhibition "Nicolae Dărăscu. Magician al culorii", Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, 2009.

Dimensions

width 45.5 cm, height 55 cm, custom 55 Ã 45,5 cm

Description

oil on canvas, signed bottom right, with brown, "Dărăscu"

Dating

cca. 1924

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