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CL197-76Ill Congreso Internacional De Enfermedades Del Torax (3rd International Congress Of Diseases Of The Chest)
Ill Congreso Internacional De Enfermedades Del Torax (3rd International Congress Of Diseases Of The Chest)
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Ill Congreso Internacional De Enfermedades Del Torax (3rd International Congress Of Diseases Of The Chest) , 1954, by Poster Artist, Francesc d'AssÃs Galà (Spanish, 1880-1965).
Colour lithograph, signed in image lower left, 99.2 x 67.8cm. Repaired tears, slight foxing. Linen-backed.
Text in English and Spanish continues "Barcelona del 4 al 8 Octubre, 1954. Espana. American College of Chest Physicians. Hospital de la Santa Cruz y S. Pablo. Seix y Barral, Barcelona." Held in US National Library of Medicine.
Born in Barcelona, Francesc d'AssÃs Galà was a Catalan painter and founder of a private art school. "GalÃ's painting leaned towards Modernism, after he went through a phase of Symbolism and Realism. In 1906, he founded his Academia de Francesc Galà as a counterweight to traditional academic teaching. His teachings were progressive, with no determined artistic direction, each pupil chose his own individual style; [students] included Joan Miró...His work was exhibited at the 20th World Exhibition in Barcelona in 1929. In 1939 he went in exile to England." Ref: Wiki.
Colour lithograph, signed in image lower left, 99.2 x 67.8cm. Repaired tears, slight foxing. Linen-backed.
Text in English and Spanish continues "Barcelona del 4 al 8 Octubre, 1954. Espana. American College of Chest Physicians. Hospital de la Santa Cruz y S. Pablo. Seix y Barral, Barcelona." Held in US National Library of Medicine.
Born in Barcelona, Francesc d'AssÃs Galà was a Catalan painter and founder of a private art school. "GalÃ's painting leaned towards Modernism, after he went through a phase of Symbolism and Realism. In 1906, he founded his Academia de Francesc Galà as a counterweight to traditional academic teaching. His teachings were progressive, with no determined artistic direction, each pupil chose his own individual style; [students] included Joan Miró...His work was exhibited at the 20th World Exhibition in Barcelona in 1929. In 1939 he went in exile to England." Ref: Wiki.
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