Juan Ugalde (1958) - La nave de los locos

Author: Juan Ugalde (Bilbao, 1958; Spanish nationality) Title: The Ship of Fools Technique and support: Illuminated photogravure and collage on handmade 600 g Meirat paper Date: 1993 Edition of 250 hors commerce copies signed and numbered from 1/250 to 250/250 + 20 P.A. Signed and numbered I/XX AL XX/XX; the current is the specimen no. 113/250 Signed in pencil in the lower right area: “J. UGALDE” Numbered in pencil in the lower left area: “113/250” Dimensions: 60 x 50 cm. Stamp maker: Taller Giorgi With justification of edition and original documentation Work created on the occasion of the artist being awarded the Gold Medal of the IX Edition of the L’Oréal Painting Prize Impeccable condition Has never been framed and has been stored in a dark archive between acid-free protective paper The photos shown are part of the description We can send it to your country by express courier and securely Juan Ugalde is a renowned Spanish figurative painter, known for his mixed-media works that fuse painting and photography. From 1992 he began using photography as the basis for his works, which he then intervened with painting and collage. His work has reflected themes such as unbridled urban development, pollution, life in shanties, and speculative urban development in the context of globalization, combining elements of social critique with others that are humorous and ironic. Major museums and public collections National Museum Reina Sofía (MNCARS), Madrid Artium Museoa (Basque Centre-Museum of Contemporary Art), Vitoria-Gasteiz MUSAC (Museum of Contemporary Art of Castilla y León), León Patio Herreriano Museum, Valladolid Museo de Bellas Artes de Álava CA2M Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo, Móstoles (Community of Madrid) Banco de España, Madrid Fundación La Caixa, Madrid INJUVE Collection, Madrid University of Navarra Museum (MUN), Pamplona Aragonese Institute of Art and Contemporary Culture (IAACC) Pablo Serrano, Zaragoza

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