If Joaquín Sorolla was able to capture light like no one else, we could say that Vicente Romero captures the environment in his work in an almost unprecedented way. Feeling that degree of humidity or that dryness in the sun that falls at sunset refreshes the sensations obtained when one is stimulated by observing each of their cakes.
Rosemary leaves us his mark in each of his works pictorial to almost want to get closer to that terrace where the seated woman looks at her surroundings with her feet slightly perched on the chair. A series of works that we collect from these lines to try to convey how difficult it is to capture an environment as happens in most of the works of this Spanish artist.
Vincent Romero it also touches the light with astonishing genius in some of his works such as the Canson i-Tientes 2015 pastel on paper that you have below. An exquisite treatment and hands with an incredible technique that almost leave one intoxicated.
We will not say anything about your passion for the female figure It represents in an almost angelic way but very present in our times where we tend to attend more the debauchery and the crude in some cases. A respected woman, simple and humble in her poses and that dignifies Romero in such a way.
Painter born in Madrid in 1956 and that right now teaches Fine Arts at the Faculty of San Fernando in Madrid. He usually gives workshops in certain studios, as happened months ago in Hellas Art Studio where I spent a few years working. You can always follow him on on Facebook to be attentive about his new works, exhibitions and workshops like the one mentioned.
An exceptional painter and artist whom we will follow from these lines on more occasions and who presents a great mastery with the cake. If you look for the light, come on for this entry.