Ya hay fechas confirmadas para la esperadísima exposición que el Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza de Madrid dedicará al pintor español Antonio López (Tomelloso, 1936). Será el próximo verano, entre el 28 de junio y el 25 de septiembre, según ha adelantado el museo a través de su página web.
La muestra incluirá tanto óleos como dibujos y esculturas de algunos de sus temas más habituales, como son los interiores o la figura humana, sus paisajes y vistas urbanas, principalmente de Madrid, o sus composiciones frutales.
Considerado el padre de la called realist school of Madrid, this prolific author walks alone by the English art scene as it does when working on the streets of Madrid. Escape
trends, labels and all superficial art conceived as an intimate of the author with his works, in which there are moments of real satisfaction that coexist with periods of crisis and decline. Think much more than paints and tested much more than that sculpts. The privilege of the practice of art is, for Lopez, fill out a form and give meaning to his life through a constant struggle for each of his works, in which nothing is casual but, paradoxically, everything seems spontaneous random and sporadic. Antonio López
looking between the reality that surrounds him everyday aspects that could be portrayed in his work, and does so with a slow and deliberate development, seeking to capture the essence of the object or landscape depicted.
La muestra incluirá tanto óleos como dibujos y esculturas de algunos de sus temas más habituales, como son los interiores o la figura humana, sus paisajes y vistas urbanas, principalmente de Madrid, o sus composiciones frutales.
Considerado el padre de la called realist school of Madrid, this prolific author walks alone by the English art scene as it does when working on the streets of Madrid. Escape
trends, labels and all superficial art conceived as an intimate of the author with his works, in which there are moments of real satisfaction that coexist with periods of crisis and decline. Think much more than paints and tested much more than that sculpts. The privilege of the practice of art is, for Lopez, fill out a form and give meaning to his life through a constant struggle for each of his works, in which nothing is casual but, paradoxically, everything seems spontaneous random and sporadic. Antonio López
looking between the reality that surrounds him everyday aspects that could be portrayed in his work, and does so with a slow and deliberate development, seeking to capture the essence of the object or landscape depicted.
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