Brussels and the avant-gardes
Quinaux, Ensor, Van Rysselberghe and Les XX open his painting to the outdoors and divided color. This milestone illuminates the "Darío de Regoyos" collection by favoring composition.
1857 -1913 · Spanish impressionism and Atlantic light
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1857 -1913 · Spanish impressionism and Atlantic light
Born in Ribadesella in Asturias in 1857, Darío de Regoyos began his training in Madrid before leaving for Brussels in 1879. In the workshop of Joseph Quinaux and in contact with Théo van Rysselberghe, James Ensor and the circle of XX, he discovered the most advanced European research. He exhibited with L'Essor then Les XX and experienced personal divisionism, without abandoning a quick impressionist touch. His travels with the writer Émile Verhaeren across Spain gave birth to black Spain, a critical vision of the rites, poverty and contrasts of the country. Frequently installed in the Basque Country, he painted rain, snow, dawn, ports, trains and blast furnaces with bold attention to atmospheric effects. His landscapes sometimes contrast luminous nature and industrial transformation. Considered the main Spanish representative of impressionism, Regoyos pursued an independent career until his death in Barcelona in 1913. The "Darío de Regoyos" selection notably compared Landscape of Hernani and Snowy Landscape at Night, Haarlem. His reading favors composition.
Regoyos paints the air before the pattern: rain, snow, smoke and colorful light transform the landscape into an immediate experience.
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Born in Ribadesella in Asturias in 1857, Darío de Regoyos began his training in Madrid before leaving for Brussels in 1879. In the workshop of Joseph Quinaux and in contact with Théo van Rysselberghe, James Ensor and the circle of XX, he discovered the most advanced European research. He exhibited with L'Essor then Les XX and experienced personal divisionism, without abandoning a quick impressionist touch. His travels with the writer Émile Verhaeren across Spain gave birth to black Spain, a critical vision of the rites, poverty and contrasts of the country. Frequently installed in the Basque Country, he painted rain, snow, dawn, ports, trains and blast furnaces with bold attention to atmospheric effects. His landscapes sometimes contrast luminous nature and industrial transformation. Considered the main Spanish representative of Impressionism, Regoyos pursued an independent career until his death in Barcelona in 1913.
Quinaux, Ensor, Van Rysselberghe and Les XX open his painting to the outdoors and divided color. This milestone illuminates the "Darío de Regoyos" collection by favoring composition.
With Verhaeren, Regoyos observes landscapes, rites and social realities in a contrasting Spain.
Basque Country, Asturias and Catalonia become the laboratory of free and atmospheric impressionism.
Fog, rain and snow modify the colors and give the landscape its true structure. This line guides a reading of "Darío de Regoyos" centered on composition.
Small juxtaposed touches make the lights vibrate without transforming the canvas into a rigid system.
Train, factory, dock and smoke enter the landscape in the same way as the tree or the mountain.
Festivals, dark rites and luminous springs reveal the many faces of contemporary Spain.
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The relief, houses and vegetation are unified by a humid light characteristic of the Spanish North.
Landmark work by Darío de Regoyos. Reading of "Darío de Regoyos" through composition.Snow reflects the rare lights and transforms the urban night into harmony of blues, whites and shadows.
Landmark work by Darío de RegoyosThe light flowers and colorful touches make the orchard vibrate in a cool light at the start of the season.
Landmark work by Darío de RegoyosThe dominant blue transforms the city and the bay into a sensitive study of reflections, air and distance.
Landmark work by Darío de RegoyosFog, rain and snow modify the colors and give the landscape its true structure. This line guides a reading of "Darío de Regoyos" centered on composition.
Reading key for Darío de RegoyosSmall juxtaposed touches make the lights vibrate without transforming the canvas into a rigid system.
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