Hyperrealism in the painting of Antonio Tordesillas

Yesterday, as I found Vicente Romero and exceptional deal on the cake, I went back to the Hélade Art Studio where I was working for three years. After spending a while chatting with Asun Montejano, its founder, I learned that Antonio Tordesillas is now accompanying her on the trip that is in itself taking over an academy of such a trajectory.

For this reason I bring along these lines overwhelming hyperrealism of Tordesillas, Spanish artist born in 1960 who studied at the San Fernando Faculty of Fine Arts in Madrid and has received numerous awards, including the National Plastic Arts of Madrid. If yesterday we learned about Romero's special predilection for the human figure with a woman with delicate forms, Tordesillas leads us down the same path, although more through the nudes, although he does not forget certain scenes where to find the urban.

La search for the real to capture it On a canvas, the beauty of the woman to be inspired by any of her gestures and the greatness of having enough technique to dazzle us in each of her works, places us before the work of Antonio Tordesillas.

We can take this hyper-realism perfectly to beautifully manufactured landscapes, as well as special corners like a patio where it seems that autumn has passed. Certain special details to find other forms and other points of perspective in those cities crowded with people and where the cement, the beams and the streets draw that invented landscape.

Tordesillas he takes the oil brush in his hand and to graphite, to find certain works where the grayscale and black play in perfect harmony to form the final composition.

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