Pedro Ynglada

PEDRO YNGLADA SALLENT (Santiago de Cuba, 1881 - Barcelona, 1958).
"Modernist couple", 1905.
Ink and pencil drawing on paper.
Illustrated drawing for magazine.
Signed in the upper right corner.
Measurements: 27 x 18 cm.

Drawer son of Catalans, Pedro Ynglada resides from the childhood in Barcelona. He was formed in the workshop Guaiaba and in the Circle of Sant Lluc. He exhibited at the Sala Parés in 1906, and later at the Galerías Layetanas and La Pinacoteca, all in Barcelona. He also collaborated with publications such as "Papitu" and "L'Esquella de la Torratxa". He lived in Paris from 1912, where he protected artists such as Juan Gris. His work is characterized by a stroke of great elegance, based on his knowledge of Japanese drawing. He is represented in the Esteban Vicente Museum in Salamanca, the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, the Museum of Montserrat and the Museum of Fine Arts in Seville, among many others.