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Spanish School (c.1920) - A Young Segovian Woman in Traditional Costume

- Oil on canvas. Marouflage on board. - For the Generation of '98 —shaken by the trauma of the Desastre de Cuba and the fear of losing an irreplaceable historical essence— the register of regional attire, the study of ancestral customs, and the plastic dignification of the popular type represented much more than a folkloric exercise: they constituted a true spiritual and intellectual trench against the voracious advance of urban modernity, deemed homogenizing and alienating. In traditional dress —mantos, monteras, veils and embroideries that artists such as Ignacio Zuloaga, José Gutiérrez Solana, or Joaquín Sorolla himself immortalized with severe dignity— the intellectuals of the 1890s glimpsed the last bastion of the unamunian “intrahistoria,” that indelible deposit of daily life where the genuine soul of Spain beat. Against the contagious industrial cosmopolitanism of the 20th century, which threatened to dissolve memory into a fleeting present, the insistence on old customs embodied a quixotic, knightly resistance: a nearly mystical effort to safeguard an timeless, sturdy, and silent nobility that refused to yield to the breakdown of the modern world. - Image dimensions without frame: 42 x 48 cm / 64 x 70 cm with exclusive custom frame. At Montbaron Gallery, we are pleased to offer our clients an exclusive selection of artworks, all of them unique, original, and irreproducible. Each piece in our gallery results from deep dedication, a creative vision, and masterful technique, characteristics 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. 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Schätzpreis:€400
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