Pascual de Cabo

PASCUAL DE CABO DÍAZ (Alicante, 1952).
"Country house".
Oil on canvas.
Signed in the lower corner.
Measurements: 89 x 88 cm; 106 x 106 cm (frame).
Considered as a painter of Mediterranean inspiration, Pascual de Cabo immortalized the most emblematic and picturesque corners of Spain. The gardens of Andalusia and its landscapes or the tourist spots of the capital of Madrid were some of the scenes that filled his paintings with life and emotion. It was in 1977 when Pascual de Cabo held his first exhibition, resulting in 1978 when he won the "Metge Rigo" contest at the International Painting Competition of the City of Felanitx. In 1979 he won the First Painting Medal of the Salón de Otoño del Círculo de Bellas Artes de Palma and in 2015 he was recognized with the gold medal of the city of Palma. Since 1982 he directed the workshop Estudio de Arte in the capital, where he has exhibited his work frequently. Throughout his career as an artist Pascual de Cabo has exhibited in cities such as Palma, Seville, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, New York, Augsburg or Munich.