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Mar. 18, 2024
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). Untitled. Oil on canvas. It has slight damage to the pictorial surface. Signed in the left superior angle.
Est: €400 - €500
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). Untitled. Oil on canvas. It has slight damage to the pictorial surface. Signed in the left superior angle. Measurements: 52 x 53 cm. Painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of the Postism together with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, was son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been painter of chamber of the king Alfonso XIII. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome, so the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones will return to Spain to do his military service, in 1928 he returns to Rome to enjoy a scholarship of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe, and returned to Spain in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the Royal Academy of San Fernando. During these years he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings of the cafes, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944 he created, together with Ory and Sernesi, Postism, an aesthetic movement that sought to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesize all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. Currently his pictorial work is preserved in various collections, mainly private.
Setdart Auction House
Oct. 10, 2023
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Female bust", 1944. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated in the upper left corner.
Est: €3,000 - €4,000
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Female bust", 1944. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated in the upper left corner. Size: 56 x 41 cm; 78 x 63 cm (frame). Half-length female portrait, resolved in realistic language, looking for the psychological capture, but providing a regionalist vision of the protagonist that is evident through the clothes, a resource that was common in Chicharro's work. The young woman, who has a sturdy, austere gesture, shows her dignity by directing her gaze directly towards the viewer or the artist, tilting slightly as her bust is not completely straight. A painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of Postism along with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, he was the son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been King Alfonso XIII's chamber painter. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome and the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones returned to Spain to do his military service, and in 1928 he returned to Rome to enjoy a scholarship from the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe and returned to Spain for good in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the San Fernando Royal Academy. Around this time he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings in cafés, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944, together with Ory and Sernesi, he created Postism, an aesthetic movement that was intended to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesise all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. His pictorial work is currently held in various collections, mainly private collections.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 25, 2023
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church. Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner.
Est: €1,500 - €1,800
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church". Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner. Measurements: 49 x 37,5 cm; 71 x 61 cm (frame). Painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of Postism together with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, he was the son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been the chamber painter of King Alfonso XIII. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome and the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones returned to Spain to do his military service, and in 1928 he returned to Rome to enjoy a scholarship from the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe and returned to Spain for good in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the San Fernando Royal Academy. Around this time he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings in cafés, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944, together with Ory and Sernesi, he created Postism, an aesthetic movement that was intended to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesise all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. His pictorial work is currently held in various collections, mainly private collections.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 13, 2022
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 – 1964). “Interior of the Cathedral of Burgos”, 1897. Oil on board. Signed, dated and located in the lower right area.
Est: €1,200 - €1,500
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of Burgos Cathedral, 1897. Oil on panel. Signed, dated and located in the lower right area. Size: 24 x 33 cm; 40 x 48 cm (frame). With a loose brushstroke the author of this work configures an image of mystic atmosphere, where the treatment of the light has a great protagonism. Situated in the centre of the image, a lit candle is the only point of light in the work, so that the artist generates a rich play of light and shadow, leaving the tombs in the scene in semi-darkness. A painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of Postism along with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, he was the son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been King Alfonso XIII's chamber painter. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome and the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones returned to Spain to do his military service, and in 1928 he returned to Rome to enjoy a scholarship from the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe and returned to Spain for good in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the San Fernando Royal Academy. Around this time he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings in cafés, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944, together with Ory and Sernesi, he created Postism, an aesthetic movement that was intended to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesise all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. His pictorial work is currently held in various collections, mainly private collections.
Setdart Auction House
Nov. 08, 2022
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church. Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner.
Est: €1,500 - €1,800
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church". Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner. Measurements: 49 x 37,5 cm; 71 x 61 cm (frame). Painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of Postism together with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, he was the son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been the chamber painter of King Alfonso XIII. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome and the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones returned to Spain to do his military service, and in 1928 he returned to Rome to enjoy a scholarship from the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe and returned to Spain for good in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the San Fernando Royal Academy. Around this time he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings in cafés, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944, together with Ory and Sernesi, he created Postism, an aesthetic movement that was intended to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesise all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. His pictorial work is currently held in various collections, mainly private collections.
Setdart Auction House
Aug. 31, 2022
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Manola". Oil on panel. Signed in the right margin.
Est: €800 - €1,000
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Manola". Oil on panel. Signed in the right margin. Measurements: 37 x 27 cm; 52 x 43 cm (frame). Painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of Postism together with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, he was the son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been the chamber painter of King Alfonso XIII. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome and the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones returned to Spain to do his military service, and in 1928 he returned to Rome to enjoy a scholarship from the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe and returned to Spain for good in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the San Fernando Royal Academy. Around this time he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings in cafés, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944, together with Ory and Sernesi, he created Postism, an aesthetic movement that was intended to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesise all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. His pictorial work is currently held in various collections, mainly private collections.
Setdart Auction House
May. 11, 2022
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES. Madrid (1906) / (1964). "The Hare", 1944.
Est: €1,800 - €2,400
Oil on canvas. Signed and dated in the upper left corner. On the back label of the "Exposción de Arte Español", Buenos Aires, 1944. .70,5 x 89 cm.
Ansorena
May. 11, 2022
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES. Madrid (1906) / (1964). "Nature with a Centrepiece", 1945.
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
Oil on canvas. Signed and dated "Chicharro Jr. 1945" in the upper right corner. .65 x 75 cm.
Ansorena
Apr. 07, 2022
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church. Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner.
Est: €1,500 - €1,800
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church". Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner. Measurements: 49 x 37,5 cm; 71 x 61 cm (frame). Painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of Postism together with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, he was the son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been the chamber painter of King Alfonso XIII. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome and the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones returned to Spain to do his military service, and in 1928 he returned to Rome to enjoy a scholarship from the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe and returned to Spain for good in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the San Fernando Royal Academy. Around this time he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings in cafés, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944, together with Ory and Sernesi, he created Postism, an aesthetic movement that was intended to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesise all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. His pictorial work is currently held in various collections, mainly private collections.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 27, 2022
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Bailaora". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower left corner.
Est: €3,400 - €3,900
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Bailaora". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower left corner. Measurements: 117 x 74 cm; 133 x 90 cm (frame). In this portrait of a dancer, Chicharro manages to capture the vivacity of the jovial and artistic gesture, enhanced by the feminine way of waving the mantilla, taking sparkles from its golden fringes and the satin of the silk blouse. A painter and poet, one of the main theoreticians of Postism along with Carlos Edmundo de Ory and Silvano Sernesi, he was the son of Eduardo Chicharro y Agüera, who had been King Alfonso XIII's chamber painter. In 1912 his father was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome and the family moved to the Italian capital, where they remained until 1925. Eduardo Chicharro Briones returned to Spain to do his military service, and in 1928 he returned to Rome to enjoy a scholarship from the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, remaining in the Italian capital until 1935. During these years he came into contact with the surrealist painter Gregorio Prieto, with whom he carried out a series of artistic experiments that anticipated Postism, and with César González Ruano. He then made a series of trips around Europe and returned to Spain for good in 1943, when he was appointed professor of artistic drawing at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid, as well as professor of drawing pedagogy at the San Fernando Royal Academy. Around this time he began to frequent the intellectual gatherings in cafés, especially the Café Pombo. In 1944, together with Ory and Sernesi, he created Postism, an aesthetic movement that was intended to be an alternative to the uprooted poetry of the time, and which sought to synthesise all the avant-garde movements developed before the Civil War. His pictorial work is currently held in various collections, mainly private collections.
Setdart Auction House
Jul. 16, 2020
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 1964) - "Luz de Pasparbut"
Est: €400 - €2,000
EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964) "Luz de Pasparbut" Óleo sobre tablex 31 x 40 cm Firmado: Chicharro, hijo (al dorso)
Arte Subastas Bilbao
Feb. 22, 2017
EDUARDO CHICHARRO (Madrid, 1905 - 1964) Retrato de dama con mantilla. Oil on canvas
Est: -
EDUARDO CHICHARRO (Madrid, 1905 - 1964) Retrato de dama con mantilla Óleo sobre lienzo de 217 x 110 cm. Firmado.
Sala Retiro Subastas
Feb. 24, 2016
EDUARDO CHICHARRO AGUERA (Madrid 1905-1964) - Academia [EDUARDO CHICHARRO AGUERA (Madrid 1905-1964) - Academia]
Est: -
Oleo sobre lienzo de 88 x 53 cm. Firmado.
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EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). Untitled. Oil on canvas. It has slight damage to the pictorial surface. Signed in the left superior angle.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Female bust", 1944. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated in the upper left corner.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church. Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 – 1964). “Interior of the Cathedral of Burgos”, 1897. Oil on board. Signed, dated and located in the lower right area.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church. Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Manola". Oil on panel. Signed in the right margin.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES. Madrid (1906) / (1964). "The Hare", 1944.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES. Madrid (1906) / (1964). "Nature with a Centrepiece", 1945.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Interior of a church. Avila, 1918. Oil on canvas. Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 - 1964). "Bailaora". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower left corner.

EDUARDO CHICHARRO BRIONES (Madrid, 1905 1964) - "Luz de Pasparbut"

EDUARDO CHICHARRO (Madrid, 1905 - 1964) Retrato de dama con mantilla. Oil on canvas

EDUARDO CHICHARRO AGUERA (Madrid 1905-1964) - Academia [EDUARDO CHICHARRO AGUERA (Madrid 1905-1964) - Academia]

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