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École de Majorque (XIX) - Portrait de Soeur Magdalena Pujol

Oil on canvas. Original canvas. Carefully staged mystical atmosphere typical of convent surroundings. Plaque with biographical details of the nun. This canvas emerges from the severe and withdrawn Palmesan enclosure of the mid-19th century as the visual testament of a soul who spent her days in voluntary oblivion of the century. Framed by the strict monastic geometry, the religious figure poses with the incorrupt gravity of someone who has already crossed the threshold of the earthly, flanked by the inescapable attributes of mystical meditation and the memento mori: the suffering crucifix, the skull reminding of the caducity of the flesh, and the devotional book held by ex-voto hands accustomed to the silence of the choir. Curiously, this last portrait, executed in 1859, contains a subtle and moving human contradiction: the permission granted to late vanity to fix traits before the dust claims its part. A few months after seeing her likeness rendered on the canvas—as a final and fleeting anchor to terrestrial identity before dissolving definitively into the eternity of the cloister—the nun surrendered her soul to the Creator, allowing this painting to remain forever as the mute echo of a closure as impenetrable as it is pious. Dimensions of the unframed image: 71 x 77 cm At Montbaron Gallery, we are pleased to offer our clients an exclusive selection of artworks, all unique, original, and one-of-a-kind. Each piece in our gallery results from deep dedication, a creative vision, and masterful technique, qualities that guarantee its authenticity. The works we sell are not industrial reproductions; they are pieces created individually by renowned artists, each with its own story and essence. Originality is the foundation of our commitment to excellence, and therefore every painting or sculpture that forms part of our collection is carefully selected to ensure its singularity. Acquiring a work from Montbaron Gallery means owning an irreproducible piece, an investment in creativity and talent that, over time, will maintain its artistic and emotional value. We take pride in offering works that not only beautify spaces but also connect our clients with the richness of human expression through the most authentic art. Thus, we guarantee that every work that leaves our gallery is a unique piece in the world, with no replicas, and a demonstration of the innovation and passion of the artists we work with. Certain lots, due to their age and value, require an export permit granted by the Ministry of Culture. Although it is an administrative procedure, it is essential to ensure the authenticity of the work and its free circulation at an international level. Montbaron Gallery is committed to offering its clients original, unique, and irreproducible artworks, guaranteeing the authenticity and quality of each piece in our collection. 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