Fishermen
Eduardo Pascual Monturiol (1882–1934) was a Spanish painter of the Catalan school, born in Barcelona. He was a representative of the post-impressionist movement in early 20th-century painting.
In his work, the artist focused on landscapes, genre compositions, and scenes from everyday life. Images of fishermen, Romani people, and residents of Spanish towns held a special place in his oeuvre.
Pascual’s painting style is characterized by free, expressive brushstrokes, soft color combinations, and a keen attention to the atmosphere of the scenes he depicted. His works appear in the catalogs of European art auctions.
Medium: oil on canvas
Size: 36.5 x 41 cm
Time of creation: late 19th – early 20th century
