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- Catalan Surrealism
- Surrealist Sculpture
- Avant-Garde Sculpture
- Abstract Shapes
- “Leandre Cristòfol”
- Women In Public Scene
- Orange-Brown Color Palett
- Sculpture Formes Volàtils
- “Catalan Drawing”
- Leandre Cristòfol Peralba
- Contemporary Catalan Art
- Abstract Metalwork
- Minimalist Circles
- Non-Figurative Style
- Barcelona Museum
- Art Collector Spain
- Geometric Chair
- Impressionist Drawing
- Modern Sculpture
- Line And Form Art
- Industrial Art
- Black And White
- Metal Spheres
- Dreams
- “Daily Life Drawing”
- Religious Symbolism
- Monochrome Study
- Abstract Expressionism
- Catalunya Art Gallery
- “Figurative Drawing”
- 1934 Drawing Art
- Kinetic Sculpture
- Intricate Lines
- Market Drawing Vintage
- 1950S Art Style
- 1935 Artwork
- Contemporary Art
- Catalan Art
- Golden Sphere Art
- “Soft Crayon Technique”
- Metal Wire Art
- Geometric Sculpture
- Geometric Spheres
- Crayon Pastel Artwork
- Wooden Ball
- Wire Metal Artwork
- Cuban Art Style”
- Symbolic Art
- “Vintage Drawing Art”
- Abstract Art Spain
Discover 'Metamorfosi constant (ralentí)' by Leandre Cristòfol i Peralba (1957). A kinetic sculpture of wire, metal & spheres – a pioneer of Catalan surrealist art.
An intricate surrealist metal sculpture featuring a celestial arrangement of spheres by Catalan pioneer Leandre Cristòfol i Peralba from 1933 offers a unique window into the dreamlike world of avant-garde art.
A captivating surrealist exploration of geometric forms and wire-like rings by Catalan pioneer Leandre Cristòfol i Peralba from 1975 invites you to experience the profound depth of this unique abstract masterpiece.
Discover Leandre Cristòfol i Peralba’s 1934 drawing – a captivating Impressionistic piece featuring women in a bustling scene. Soft crayon tones & movement evoke daily life.
A complex black and white geometric study of form by Catalan surrealist pioneer Leandre Cristòfol i Peralba from 1933, offering a unique glimpse into abstract structural design for your private collection.