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Jan. 14, 2026
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, Tarragona, 1924 - 2000). "Woman with dove". Oil on canvas. Signed.
Est: €7,000 - €8,000
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, Tarragona, 1924 - 2000). "Woman with dove". Oil on canvas. Signed. Measurements: 81 x 81 cm; 93 x 93 cm (frame). Characteristic work of the artist's mature stage, defined by the stylization of the figure, the chromatic intensity and the expressive use of the brushstroke. This painting is part of the most representative core of Josep Palau Ferré's work, and can be fairly safely placed between the late 1950s and the 1970s, a period in which the artist consolidated his most personal language. Within his iconography, the female figure is a central motif, but here it appears enriched by the presence of the dove, a symbolic element that introduces a deeper reading than the mere decorative association with flowers: symbol of peace, purity or spirituality, in tune with the Mediterranean and Christian tradition. It is also an indirect reference to Picasso, but reinterpreted from a more lyrical and less political language. Palau Ferré was a Catalan painter trained in Barcelona and Paris, where he came into contact with the historical avant-garde. Admirer of Matisse, Picasso and Rouault, he developed his own language, marked by intense color, formal simplification and a direct and emotional painting. From the fifties onwards he achieved great popularity, both in Catalonia and in the international market. However, a legal conflict with a dealer, who wanted to appropriate his future production, led the artist to a radical gesture: he progressively abandoned commercial painting and even destroyed much of his own work, becoming an almost legendary figure. Today Palau Ferré is considered a singular case of 20th century Spanish art, valued both for the aesthetic coherence of his work and for the expressive force of his compositions.
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Jan. 14, 2026
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, Tarragona, 1924 - 2000). "Vase". Oil on canvas. Signed.
Est: €4,500 - €5,000
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, Tarragona, 1924 - 2000). "Vase". Oil on canvas. Signed. Measurements: 100 x 50 cm; 106 x 56 cm (frame). Work belonging to the stage of maturity of the artist, characterized by the expressive use of color, the material brushstroke and the reiteration of the floral motif as a compositional axis. The vase is one of Palau Ferré's central motifs, along with the rooster, the female figure and the portrait. It is not a traditional still life, but a structural and chromatic pretext. The brushstroke is doughy and visible, with a material charge, close to post-impressionism and lyrical expressionism. The flowers are reduced to almost schematic volumes, with a balance between figuration and abstract synthesis. This type of composition belongs to the fully representative works, highly sought after by collectors, as it brings together subject matter, stylized vertical format and an intense palette characteristic of his artistic maturity. Palau Ferré was a Catalan painter trained in Barcelona and Paris, where he came into contact with the historical avant-garde. Admirer of Matisse, Picasso and Rouault, he developed his own language, marked by intense color, formal simplification and a direct and emotive painting. From the fifties onwards he achieved great popularity, both in Catalonia and in the international market. However, a legal conflict with a dealer, who wanted to appropriate his future production, led the artist to a radical gesture: he progressively abandoned commercial painting and even destroyed much of his own work, becoming an almost legendary figure. Today Palau Ferré is considered a singular case of 20th century Spanish art, valued both for the aesthetic coherence of his work and for the expressive force of his compositions.
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Jun. 17, 2025
MATÍAS PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, 1921-2000). "Still life with watermelons". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner.
Est: €4,000 - €5,000
MATÍAS PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, 1921-2000). "Still life with watermelons". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 92 x 73 cm; 102 x 82,5 cm (frame). In this still life, Palau Ferré exhibits an exercise of geometric synthesis and chromatic exaltation, as spokesman of a post-cubist tradition filtered by a Mediterranean, warm and sensorial sensibility. The motif, the centerpiece housing slices of watermelon, becomes a pretext for a formal exploration of curve, rhythm and contrast. The red semicircles of the watermelon fragments are translated into a purely visual language that eliminates any anecdotal traces. Farré organizes them in a clear compositional structure, where each element - the bowl, the table, the fruit - is reduced to pure geometric forms, in harmonic tension with the black background, which accentuates the vivacity of the colors. Black here is not an absence, but a metaphysical and theatrical space, where the forms seem to float autonomously, as if the object had been abstracted from its context to rise to the plane of the symbolic. The result is a work that, like much of Ferré's art, transits with ease between the early avant-garde and the new figuration, and turns a classic genre into a manifesto of visual modernity. Palau Ferré was trained in Barcelona, at the School of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi. He exhibited his work for the first time in 1951, at the Fine Arts Exhibition in Barcelona. From then on, he exhibited his work in Barcelona, Madrid and London, and also participated in the Salones de Otoño in Barcelona. In 1957 he receives a scholarship from the French government to further his studies at the School of Fine Arts in Paris, where he lives until 1961. He exhibited in several Parisian galleries and, in 1971, he was invited to hold a solo exhibition at Syracuse University in New York. In the early seventies he experienced a personal and legal conflict regarding the commercialization of his art through art dealers, which culminated in a sentence that condemned him to pay a dealer with a certain number of square meters of his oil paintings. After complying with the ruling, and greatly outraged, he made the fatal decision to burn his works thereafter, immediately after they were created, as a demonstration of disagreement with what he saw as an attack on freedom of artistic expression and a brutally commercial manipulation of the artist's creative spirit. Between 1974 and 1989 he did not exhibit or show any of his work in public, and never painted oil paintings again. In the nineties he exhibited his work again, particularly Chinese inks, in numerous exhibitions in Spain and the United States, but never again in commercial art galleries. In 2001 a museum dedicated to his work was inaugurated in his hometown.
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May. 20, 2025
MATÍAS PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, 1921-2000). "Female portrait. Oil on panel. Signed in the upper right margin.
Est: €8,000 - €9,000
MATÍAS PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanc, 1921-2000). "Female portrait. Oil on panel. Signed in the upper right margin. Measurements: 92 x 73 cm; 116 x 96,5 cm (frame). In this work, Palau Ferré condenses the intimate tenderness of childhood in a refined image, where the form is reduced to its essence and the color vibrates by its contrasted intensity. The figure, a girl with an elongated neck and oval face, evokes Mannerist stylizations as much as certain Picasso echoes, but drifting towards a surrealism of a magical nature. The girl's large green eyes are mirrors open to a contemplative inner world. The dove, symbol of peace and promise, becomes a metaphorical counterweight to the human figure, framed by a window sill, a space that insinuates a transition between the dream world and the real world. The work distills Farré's characteristic style: lyrical post-cubism, in which geometry is neither hard nor intellectual, but organic and emotional, and color functions as a carrier of affection. The drawing synthesizes and structures, while the chromatic planes construct the figure with great economy of means. The light seems to illuminate the girl from within, immersing her in an aura of introspective stillness, set against a black background. Palau Ferré studied at the Real Academia Catalana de Bellas Artes de San Jorge, Barcelona and moved to Paris in 1957 where he was one of Pablo Picasso's disciples. He began with some cubist-inspired works on oil canvases. Over the years he also did some ceramics and some sculptures. After coming to fame in Spain he exhibited in several foreign countries, including France, the UK and the USA. His most important works are Woman and Moon, Montblanch and Guer-Blanc. Palau Ferré achieved notoriety due to his sudden mood swings that led him to burn his oil canvases in 1974 after a dispute he had with a gallery owner. As a protest against what he defined as "art prostitution", he continued to systematically burn all of his oil paintings that came within his reach over a period of about twenty years. He usually scattered the ashes of his paintings ceremonially in the Francolí River in his homeland, but some of the ashes of his canvases were saved and became part of an art exhibition in Pennsylvania, USA.1 His prolonged protest led him to stop painting oil canvases and to prohibit the few that survived from being exhibited until 1989. In his last artistic phase he painted only in India ink on thick paper following a technique of his own invention. He always signed his works with his two surnames "Palau Ferré". Palau Ferré died on January 1, 2000 in Montblanch and the town council named a street after him that same year. Months later, the Palau Ferré Art Museum was inaugurated, where some of his works are exhibited, including some rare canvases that were saved from burning.
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Apr. 24, 2023
MATÍAS PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanch, 1921-2000). Untitled. Waxes and pastels on thick paper. Signed in the lower left corner.
Est: €1,300 - €1,500
MATÍAS PALAU FERRÉ (Montblanch, 1921-2000). Untitled. Waxes and pastels on thick paper. Signed in the lower left corner. Measurements: 70 x 50 cm; 85,5 x 65,5 cm (frame). The delicate female portraits of cubist heritage and subtly surreal like the one we are dealing with here were Palau Ferré most emblematic and personal creations. He studied at the Real Academia Catalana de Bellas Artes de San Jorge, Barcelona and moved to Paris in 1957 where he was one of Pablo Picasso's disciples. He began with some cubist-inspired works on oil canvases. Over the years he also did some ceramics and a few sculptures. After coming to fame in Spain he exhibited in several foreign countries, including France, the UK and the USA. His most important works are Woman and Moon, Montblanch and Guer-Blanc. Palau Ferré became notorious for his sudden mood swings, which led him to burn his oil paintings in 1974 after a dispute with a gallery owner. As a protest against what he defined as the "prostitution of art", he continued to systematically burn all his oil paintings that came into his possession over a period of about twenty years. He usually scattered the ashes of his paintings ceremonially in the Francolí River in his homeland, but some of the ashes of his canvases were saved and became part of an art exhibition in Pennsylvania, USA.1 His prolonged protest led him to stop painting oil canvases and to prohibit the few that survived from being exhibited until 1989. In his last artistic phase he painted only in India ink on thick paper using a technique of his own invention. He always signed his works with his two surnames "Palau Ferré". Palau Ferré died on 1 January 2000 in Montblanch and the town council named a street after him that same year. Months later, the Palau Ferré Art Museum was inaugurated, where some of his works are exhibited, including some rare canvases that were saved from burning.
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Apr. 24, 2023
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). "Reclining young woman". Waxes and pastel on thick paper. Signed in the lower right-hand corner.
Est: €1,400 - €1,600
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). "Reclining young woman". Waxes and pastel on thick paper. Signed in the lower right-hand corner. Measurements: 50 x 70 cm. The delicate feminine portraits of cubist heritage like the one we are dealing with were Palau Ferrer's most emblematic and personal creations. He studied at the Real Academia Catalana de Bellas Artes de San Jorge, Barcelona and moved to Paris in 1957 where he was one of Pablo Picasso's disciples. He began with some cubist-inspired works on oil canvases. Over the years he also did some ceramics and a few sculptures. After coming to fame in Spain he exhibited in several foreign countries, including France, the UK and the USA. His most important works are Woman and Moon, Montblanch and Guer-Blanc. Palau Ferré became notorious for his sudden mood swings which led him to burn his oil paintings in 1974 after a dispute with a gallery owner. As a protest against what he defined as "art prostitution", he continued to systematically burn all his oil paintings that came into his possession over a period of about twenty years. He usually scattered the ashes of his paintings ceremonially in the Francolí River in his homeland, but some of the ashes of his canvases were saved and became part of an art exhibition in Pennsylvania, USA.1 His prolonged protest led him to stop painting oil canvases and to prohibit the few that survived from being exhibited until 1989. In his last artistic phase he painted only in India ink on thick paper using a technique of his own invention. He always signed his works with his two surnames "Palau Ferré". Palau Ferré died on 1 January 2000 in Montblanch and the town council named a street after him that same year. Months later, the Palau Ferré Art Museum was inaugurated, where some of his works are exhibited, including some rare canvases that were saved from burning.
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Jan. 18, 2023
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). "Young man with guitar". Waxes and pastel on thick paper. Signed in the lower right-hand corner.
Est: €1,400 - €1,600
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). "Young man with guitar". Waxes and pastel on thick paper. Signed in the lower right-hand corner. Measurements: 70 x 50 cm. The delicate feminine portraits of cubist heritage like the one we are dealing with were Palau Ferrer's most emblematic and personal creations. He studied at the Real Academia Catalana de Bellas Artes de San Jorge, Barcelona and moved to Paris in 1957 where he was one of Pablo Picasso's disciples. He began with some cubist-inspired works on oil canvases. Over the years he also did some ceramics and a few sculptures. After coming to fame in Spain he exhibited in several foreign countries, including France, the UK and the USA. His most important works are Woman and Moon, Montblanch and Guer-Blanc. Palau Ferré became notorious for his sudden mood swings, which led him to burn his oil paintings in 1974 after a dispute with a gallery owner. As a protest against what he defined as the "prostitution of art", he continued to systematically burn all his oil paintings that came into his possession over a period of about twenty years. He usually scattered the ashes of his paintings ceremonially in the Francolí River in his homeland, but some of the ashes of his canvases were saved and became part of an art exhibition in Pennsylvania, USA.1 His prolonged protest led him to stop painting oil canvases and to prohibit the few that survived from being exhibited until 1989. In his last artistic phase he painted only in India ink on thick paper using a technique of his own invention. He always signed his works with his two surnames "Palau Ferré". Palau Ferré died on 1 January 2000 in Montblanch and the town council named a street after him that same year. Months later, the Palau Ferré Art Museum was inaugurated, where some of his works are exhibited, including some rare canvases that were saved from burning.
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Jan. 03, 2023
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). Untitled. Waxes and pastels on thick paper. Signed in the lower left corner.
Est: €1,300 - €1,500
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). Untitled. Waxes and pastels on thick paper. Signed in the lower left corner. Measurements: 70 x 50 cm; 85,5 x 65,5 cm (frame). The delicate female portraits of cubist heritage and subtly surreal like the one we are dealing with here were Palau Ferrer's most emblematic and personal creations. He studied at the Real Academia Catalana de Bellas Artes de San Jorge, Barcelona and moved to Paris in 1957 where he was one of Pablo Picasso's disciples. He began with some cubist-inspired works on oil canvases. Over the years he also did some ceramics and a few sculptures. After coming to fame in Spain he exhibited in several foreign countries, including France, the UK and the USA. His most important works are Woman and Moon, Montblanch and Guer-Blanc. Palau Ferré became notorious for his sudden mood swings, which led him to burn his oil paintings in 1974 after a dispute with a gallery owner. As a protest against what he defined as the "prostitution of art", he continued to systematically burn all his oil paintings that came into his possession over a period of about twenty years. He usually scattered the ashes of his paintings ceremonially in the Francolí River in his homeland, but some of the ashes of his canvases were saved and became part of an art exhibition in Pennsylvania, USA.1 His prolonged protest led him to stop painting oil canvases and to prohibit the few that survived from being exhibited until 1989. In his last artistic phase he painted only in India ink on thick paper using a technique of his own invention. He always signed his works with his two surnames "Palau Ferré". Palau Ferré died on 1 January 2000 in Montblanch and the town council named a street after him that same year. Months later, the Palau Ferré Art Museum was inaugurated, where some of his works are exhibited, including some rare canvases that were saved from burning.
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Nov. 24, 2021
Matías Palau Ferré. Lady with a bird
Est: -
Óleo sobre lienzo. Firmado en el ángulo inferior izquierdo.
Duran Arte y Subastas
Oct. 19, 2021
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). "Woman with flowers". Oil on canvas. Signed in the upper left corner. Size: 98 x 78,5 cm; 106 x 87 cm (frame).
Est: €6,000 - €7,000
MATÍAS PALAU FERRER (Montblanch, 1921-2000). "Woman with flowers". Oil on canvas. Signed in the upper left corner. Size: 98 x 78,5 cm; 106 x 87 cm (frame). In this work Maties Palau Ferré offers us a beautiful scene of colour and light, based on a rigorous composition starring a young woman who offers the spectator a vase with flowers, and a clearly modern concept of space, of cubist heritage. In this way, Palau Ferré overcomes classical forms to show us another way of seeing reality, freed from the chains of learning, the fruit of experimentation and reflection. He studied at the Royal Catalan Academy of Fine Arts of Saint George, Barcelona, and moved to Paris in 1957, where he was one of Pablo Picasso's disciples. He began with some cubist-inspired works on oil canvases. Over the years he also did some ceramics and a few sculptures. After coming to fame in Spain he exhibited in several foreign countries, including France, the UK and the USA. His most important works are Woman and Moon, Montblanch and Guer-Blanc. Palau Ferré became notorious for his sudden mood swings, which led him to burn his oil paintings in 1974 after a dispute with a gallery owner. As a protest against what he defined as the "prostitution of art", he continued to systematically burn all his oil paintings that came into his possession over a period of about twenty years. He usually scattered the ashes of his paintings ceremonially in the Francolí River in his homeland, but some of the ashes of his canvases were saved and became part of an art exhibition in Pennsylvania, USA.1 His prolonged protest led him to stop painting oil canvases and to prohibit the few that survived from being exhibited until 1989. In his last artistic phase he painted only in India ink on thick paper using a technique of his own invention. He always signed his works with his two surnames "Palau Ferré". Palau Ferré died on 1 January 2000 in Montblanch and the town council named a street after him that same year. Months later, the Palau Ferré Art Museum was inaugurated, where some of his works are exhibited, including some rare canvases that were saved from burning.
Setdart Auction House
Feb. 16, 2021
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ - Still life
Est: €1,600 - €3,200
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ Tarragona 1921-2000 Still life Oil on canvas Signed Sizements 81 x 100 cm
Subastas Segre
Jun. 02, 2020
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ - Still life
Est: -
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ Tarragona 1921-2000 Still life Oil painting on canvas Signed Measurements 81 x 100 cm
Subastas Segre
Dec. 17, 2019
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ - Woman with sunflowers
Est: -
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ Tarragona 1921-2000 Woman with sunflowers Oil on canvas Signed Size 118 x 90 cm
Subastas Segre
Jul. 23, 2018
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍAS (1921 - 2000). "Mujer con pája
Est: €600 - €720
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍAS (1921 - 2000). "Mujer con pájaro". Gouache sobre papel. Firmado en ángulo superior izquierdo. 63 x 50 cm Matías Palau Ferré. A woman with a bird
Duran Arte y Subastas
Jun. 06, 2018
Matias Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Flowers vase Oil on canvas Sgined 73x60 cm
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
Matias Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Flowers vase Oil on canvas Sgined 73x60 cm
Balclis
Jun. 05, 2018
MATÍES PALAU FERRÉ (1921-2000) wax on paper, "Basket with flowers", 36x38 cm.
Est: €450 - €600
MATÍES PALAU FERRÉ (1921-2000) ceras sobre papel, "Cesta con flores", 36x38 cm.
Arce Subastas
Feb. 22, 2018
Matías Palau Ferré. A woman with a bird
Est: -
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍAS (1921 - 2000). "Mujer con pájaro". Gouache sobre papel. Firmado en ángulo superior izquierdo. 63 x 50 cm
Duran Arte y Subastas
Dec. 19, 2017
Matias Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Landscape
Est: €3,250 - €4,250
Oil on canvas. Signed twice 89x115.5 cm
Balclis
Dec. 19, 2017
Matias Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
Untitled Oil on canvas Signed 116x88.5 cm
Balclis
Dec. 19, 2017
Matias Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 A young woman with doves
Est: €2,000 - €2,750
Oil on canvas Signed 81x64.6 cm
Balclis
Oct. 26, 2017
Matías Palau Ferré. A ceramic vase
Est: -
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍAS (1921 - 2000). Florero realizado en cerámica pintada, representando una sucesión de figuras. Firmado. 33,5 cm de altura
Duran Arte y Subastas
Oct. 26, 2017
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ (1921-2000)
Est: €400 - €520
Flors Técnica mixta sobre papel. Firmado. 37 x 35 cm.
Subarna Subastas
Oct. 25, 2017
Maties Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Flower painting
Est: €1,500 -
Maties Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Flower painting Oil on canvas Firmado 81x65 cm Maties Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Florero Óleo sobre lienzo Firmado 81x65 cm
Balclis
Oct. 19, 2017
PALAU FERRE, MATIAS (1921-2000). “Dama sosteniéndose el sombrero”. Oil on canvas laid down on board
Est: -
PALAU FERRE, MATIAS (1921-2000). “Dama sosteniéndose el sombrero”. Óleo sobre lienzo pegado a tabla, de 15x13 cm. Firmado.
Subastas Galileo
Sep. 21, 2017
Matías Palau Ferré. A woman with a bird
Est: -
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍAS (1921 - 2000). "Mujer con pájaro". Gouache sobre papel. Firmado en ángulo superior izquierdo. 63 x 50 cm
Duran Arte y Subastas
Sep. 21, 2017
Matías Palau Ferré. A woman with a flower
Est: -
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍAS (1921 - 2000). "Mujer con flor". Cera sobre papel. Firmado en lado inferior. 69 x 50 cm
Duran Arte y Subastas
Jul. 13, 2017
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ (1921-2000)
Est: €1,300 - €1,690
"Joven con flores" Firmado. Técnica mixta sobre papel. 64 x 50 cm.
Subarna Subastas
May. 31, 2017
Matías Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Motherhood
Est: €2,000 -
Matías Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Motherhood Oil paint on canvas Firmado 100x81 cm Matías Palau Ferré Montblanc 1921 - 2000 Maternidad Óleo sobre lienzo Firmado 100x81 cm
Balclis
Mar. 23, 2017
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ (1921-2000)
Est: €1,500 - €1,950
"Joven con flores" Firmado. Técnica mixta sobre papel. 64 x 50 cm.
Subarna Subastas
Mar. 02, 2017
MATÍAS PALAU FERRE
Est: -
MATÍAS PALAU FERRE (Montblanc, 1921-2000). "Figuras", óleo sobre lienzo, 150x125 cm.
Sala de Ventas
Feb. 08, 2017
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ
Est: €60 - €70
MATIAS PALAU FERRÉ Impresión sobre papel, "Flores", firmada y numerada 133/165,30x35 cm.
Arce Subastas
Dec. 01, 2016
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ ( 1921-2000)
Est: €2,000 - €2,600
MATIES PALAU FERRÉ ( 1921-2000) "Joven con flores" Técnica mixta sobre papel. 64 x 50 cm.
Subarna Subastas
Jul. 14, 2016
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍES
Est: -
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍES (Montblanc, 1921-2000)"Cesta de flores"Ceras sobre papel,firmado.Medidas: 45 x 45 cm.
Bonanova Subastas
Dec. 10, 2015
PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍES, PALAU FERRÉ, MATÍES
Est: €550 - €825
(Montblanc, 1921-2000) "Cesta de flores" Ceras sobre papel, firmado. Medidas: 45 x 45 cm.
Bonanova Subastas
Oct. 01, 2014
Matías Palau Ferré Montblanch 1921 - 2000 Vista de Montblanch Acrílico sobre lienzo
Est: €2,900 -
Matías Palau Ferré Montblanch 1921 - 2000 View of Montblanch Acrylic on canvas Signed. Probably dated in 1972 89x117 cm Matías Palau Ferré Montblanch 1921 - 2000 Vista de Montblanch Acrílico sobre lienzo Firmado. Probablemente fechado en 1972 89x117 cm
Balclis
Dec. 19, 2013
MATIAS PALAU FERRE
Est: -
(Montblanc, Tarragona, 1921- 2000). "Muchacha", dibujo a ceras sobre papel, , 55x65 cm.
Sala de Ventas
Jul. 12, 2012
Matías Palau Ferré Montblanch 1921 - 2000 Vista de Montblanch Acrílico sobre lienzo
Est: €5,000 -
Matías Palau Ferré Montblanch 1921 - 2000 View of Montblanch Acrylic on canvas Signed. Probably dated in 1972 89x117 cm Matías Palau Ferré Montblanch 1921 - 2000 Vista de Montblanch Acrílico sobre lienzo Firmado. Probablemente fechado en 1972 89x117 cm
Balclis