Joan Brul-i-Vignoles ( Spanish: Joan Brull i Vinyoles , June 24, 1863 , Barcelona - February 12, 1912 , ibid.) - Spanish and Catalan artist - symbolist .
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Life and work
Joan Bruhl studied painting at the La Llota school in Barcelona under the direction of the artist Simo Gomez , and then two years at the Paris Academy of Colarossi , with Rafael Collin . He later worked as a journalist and art critic in the Catalan magazine Joventut. Member of various art groups and movements in Spain, including Els Quatre Gats and Real Círculo Artístico de Barcelona . Participant in the 1896 World's Fair in Barcelona, where he was awarded a gold medal for his canvas Ensomni (Thoughtful).
Brul's early works were created in the tradition of realistic painting. Later, he works more as a symbolist, creates numerous romantic female and girlish images and portraits. He also paints landscapes, which corresponds to the Catalan landscape of the Olot school . He was friendly with the artists Santiago Rusignol and Ramon Casas.
Gallery
Portrait of a girl
Spring
Rosalia (1894)
On the river bank
Barky, II
Allegory of music
Notes
- ↑ Diccionario biográfico español - Royal Academy of History .
Literature
- Guia del Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya . Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Barcelona 2004, ISBN 84-8043-136-9 .
- Jaume Socías: Modernisme a Catalunya . Edicions de Nou Art Thor, Barcelona 1982, ISBN 84-7327-052-5 .