Collection: Juan Alpar (Ioan Alexandru Paraschivescu) – Romanian landscape painting in the 19th century
Juan Alpar – self-taught painter of the Romanian landscape, influenced by Andreescu
Juan Alpar, the artistic pseudonym of Ioan Alexandru Paraschivescu (b. c. 1855–1857, Bucharest – d. 1901), was a self-taught Romanian painter, known for the sensitivity with which he rendered the Romanian rural landscape. He was influenced by Ion Andreescu and exhibited for the first time in 1886 within the "Intim-Club" , an artistic circle that he co-founded with other modern artists of the era.
His works, such as A House in Campina, On the Edge of the Pond and A Flock of Sheep, capture nature and rural life with simplicity and emotion. The paintings were appreciated at the time, and some of them were purchased by the Ministry of Public Instruction , being considered valuable for the national artistic heritage.
Works by Juan Alpar, available on TreasureTrove.ro
On TreasureTrove.ro , you can discover authentic works signed by Juan Alpar – Romanian painting from the 19th century, with documentary value and lyrical expression. Each work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity , making it ideal for collectors passionate about the classical Romanian landscape and the history of modern national art.
