View more works by this artist
Description
Certificate
Materials and care
Shipping and returns
After-sales services
Bonifacio Alfonso - WITHOUT TITLE
Technique: Lithography: 3 inks
Artist Biography: Bonifacio Alfonso Gómez Fernández, better known as Bonifacio Alfonso, was born in San Sebastián on June 19, 1933. He was an outstanding Spanish painter and engraver, who stood out for his informalist style, located between surrealism and abstract expressionism.Despite his origin in San Sebastian, Bonifacio Alfonso did not fit into the local tradition of the Basque school, but was more related to the abstract school of Cuenca, being influenced by foreign figures such as Roberto Matta, Willem de Kooning, Pierre Alechinsky and the Cobra group.His work was praised by the sculptor Jorge Oteiza and he exhibited in several European countries, receiving several awards, such as the National Prize of Print in 1993 and the Arts Prize of the Community of Madrid in 2005.Throughout his career, Bonifacio Alfonso held numerous solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums throughout Spain, highlighting his participation in the Venice Biennale in 1978 and his retrospective at the Reina Sofia Museum in 1992.His work was characterized by the use of mixed techniques, the use of matter and texture, as well as the use of color and line in an expressive way, managing to create his own unmistakable language. He died on December 16, 2011, leaving behind a work of great quality and personality, which places him as one of the masters of contemporary Spanish art.Our gallery participates in the Fig Bilbao 2021 Fair presenting the suite "AVANTI VAPORINI" with works made by BONIFACIO between 1996 and 2011. The exhibition consists of 29 color lithographs that make up the suite, 6 preparatory drawings that are part of those that served as the basis for the execution of the lithographs, printed by Antonio Gayo and two lithographic stones drawn by Bonifacio.
This work includes a certificate of authenticity. A certificate of authenticity is a document from an authoritative source that verifies the authentication value of the work of art. The certificate may be signed by the author of the work, by the representing gallery or by the printmaker who collaborated with the artist on the work.
The information usually included in a certificate of authenticity is: name of the artist, details of the work (title, date, support, dimensions) and an image of the work.
Recommendations for the proper conservation of works of art:
- Keep works of art away from direct sunlight and any other source of heat (heating, air conditioning, etc.). Avoid hanging works of art near smoky and polluted areas (such as fireplaces or kitchens). We advise you to protect the paintings with a glass frame.
- Avoid sudden changes in temperature. It is recommended to keep the paintings in areas with an ambient temperature of between 18-20º and 50% relative humidity.
- If the work is to be permanently illuminated, we recommend the use of cold light bulbs. Use a soft feather duster for periodic cleaning of the work. Never use household cleaner.
Shipping usually takes about 7 days. Shipping costs are established according to the gallery location and the size of the artwork. Costs for packing materials are included.
Purchases made through the RedCollectors website (www.redcollectors.com) can be cancelled within 24 hours. After this period of time, the purchase is considered final.
Works purchased by means other than the web page www.redcollectors.com have a period of 14 days to be returned through RedCollectors.The return will be made to the same payment method by which the purchase was made. If you have any questions or need help about shipping and our return policy, please contact our team: info@redcollectors.com
At RedCollectors we offer after-sales services for:
- Framing
- Insurance
- National and international transport management for any type of purchase.
For more information about after-sales services please contact our team: info@redcollectors.com
