Andalusian school; c. 1900.

Andalusian School; c. 1900.
"Cista de Torre del Oro".
Oil on panel.
Presents illegible signature in the lower right area.
Measurements: 27 x 16 cm; 37 x 27 cm (frame).
Painting, made around 1900 by an artist of the Andalusian school, where the iconic Torre del Oro of Seville is represented with a romantic and costumbrista air. The scene shows the tower reflecting the warm golden sunlight despite the leaden sky. In the foreground, the figure of a young lady can be seen, although her face is sketched, dressed in traditional clothes.
The sky, treated with precise brushstrokes and soft shades, creates an atmospheric effect. The influence of luminism and impressionism can be seen. The whole conveys a nostalgic and picturesque vision of Seville, highlighting its history, its culture and the immutable beauty of its architecture.