Manuel Quintana Marte
(December 9, 1946, Santiago de Compostela, Spain) is a Spanish painter
Trajectory
Graduated from the college of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi, at the University of Barcelona Quintana was student in this institution.
His first exhibition was in Aforros Caixa de Vigo in 1970 and a year later, in 1971with a scholarship from Castellblanch conducted study tours in Europe..jpg)
Name: Paisaje interior
Artist: Manuel Quintana Martelo
Date: 2006
Materials: Oil on canvas
Size: 200x260 cm
Name: Cabin mercado
Artist: Manuel Quintana Martelo
Date: 2005
Materials: Oil
Size: 116 x 89 cm
Name: Lo sentimos
Artist: Manuel Quintana Martelo
Date: 2004
Materials: Oil
Size: 160 x 200 cm
Name: Lo sentimos III
Artist: Manuel Quintana Martelo
Date: 2004
Materials: Oil
Size: 160 x 200 cm
Name: Silencioso
Artist: Manuel Quintana Martelo
Date: 2000
Materials: Oil
Size: 275 x 370 cm
I like the way you make the daily things in amazing art pieces. The painting "Sorry" is the most creative for me because is very realistic and the colors are clear... Good blog, good job.
ResponderEliminarVanessa Sarahí Barreto Camberos. 5°C
the exposition of the works are very abstract that the proboca what a great impression of me what I would like saver each of which is its meaning is what the author performed by captive
ResponderEliminaralejandra matias reyes 5c t/m
Manuel quintana isn't my favorite but i like how he uses daily things and makes art :) the painthings are simple for me.
ResponderEliminarBut your blog is cool, congrats ;)
Jazmin Xitlalic Rodriguez Lopez 5 C
very simple paintings hang time but I like expressing something warm
ResponderEliminarI liked it more than put their caracteeristicas of each painting so you can learn more about the author's work and the background goes very well with the paintings.
israel diaz hernandez 5 c t/m
The paintings i loved, because are very good, but feel should of make the people will be interested for his paintings and that captivate to all look.
ResponderEliminarAna Paulina Lara Muñiz 5ºC t/m
I liked it because it's abstract and hasn't common form, I think you did a good job talking about this kind of art!
ResponderEliminarSABRINA PÉREZ CONTRERAS 5C T/M
Awesome! He makes the ordinary things in extraordinary. The simple things can be really interentigs if you know how to show them. I loved your blog. Congrats!
ResponderEliminarJesus Del toro Arellano 5to C Matutino
Good job guys! The artist is not quite to my liking, but his works are very good on reality, that makes things beyond what they really are and therefore put your imagination to fly look.
ResponderEliminarSusana Alejandra Cervantes Pérez 5º C T/M
All the paintings are so fine and interesting, but a little weird for me!, maybe something was missing like put someone more famous and awesome like Leonardo Da Vinci And Picasso, anyway, Good job!!! Congratulations, :) Valeria Torres Vergara 5° C T/M
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ResponderEliminargreat job there are intresting paintings, all of them are very exciting and it's awsome how the author made them with casual things and a lot of imagination
ResponderEliminarVery great job, that artist fools me, because for a few minutes I though that these paints were photos! however, these paints amaze me
ResponderEliminarThe paintings are very good, have much meaning, are simple, but interesting for some it's expression. shows many things with great significance!
ResponderEliminarexcellent work!
Belen Luisjuan Padron 5 C t/m
Is a great job, buy this painted I don't like. his paintings do not show how good the painter
ResponderEliminarRocio Loera Medina 5.-C
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ResponderEliminarI like this pieces because are fully abstract, and i love the abstract art. The artist managed to create these pieces with rare materials. Its a fantastic job!!!!!
ResponderEliminarlizbeth Louis Camacho 5"C"
Great job guys, this artist is very impressive, I like to see how any object can create art, his works are very impressive, it is the first time that I hear about it. Regards.
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