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MANEL ANORO (1943-) “Port Blau” Limited Edition Print
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This limited edition print by Spanish contemporary artist Manel Anoro (1943-) depicts a colorful scene overlooking Port Blau in Colònia de Sant Jordi, Spain. An artist whose work evokes comparison to the French Fauvists of the early 20th century, Anoro’s passionate usage of color excites and stimulates the viewer, creating works of art that are both sensual and yet, intellectually captivating. Framed in gold, this limited edition print is signed and numbered 36/175 along the bottom of the paper.
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