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“La Siesta en el Jardín ” — DAILE x Joaquín Sorolla

Collection of Public Domain

Sale price€88,00

Artwork: La Siesta en el Jardín

Pieces: 1000

Extras: Bamboo capsule, Glue, Cement candle, Glue card, microfiber cloth, artist & story cards, NFC micro-book


Sun caught in leaves, shade stitched with gold Joaquín Sorolla invites us into a garden where time loosens its grip. Two figures sink into wicker chairs beneath vine-heavy trellises; roses lean over a fence; a blue wall hums with noon heat. You can almost hear the insects, the soft clink of porcelain, the hush that arrives when afternoon decides to rest.

Sorolla (Spanish, 1863–1923) is remembered as a master of light, but it is his tact with light that astonishes here. He paints brightness without glare, whiteness without hardness those dresses are not simply white; they are air and warmth and idle conversation. Every brushstroke feels immediate yet precise, a record of looking that is both swift and deeply attentive.

“La Siesta en el Jardín” is less a scene than a climate of feeling: Mediterranean ease, intimacy without effort, the delicate promise that beauty can be ordinary if we let it be. DAILE presents this work to honor that promise an invitation to slow down and let the day breathe.


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“La Siesta en el Jardín ” — DAILE x Joaquín Sorolla
“La Siesta en el Jardín ” — DAILE x Joaquín Sorolla Sale price€88,00

About the Artwork

Sun caught in leaves, shade stitched with gold. Sorolla leads us into a Mediterranean garden where time softens: wicker chairs under vines, roses along the fence, noon light humming on a blue wall. A study in tenderness and light.

Artist

Joaquín Sorolla

Born in Valencia, Sorolla studied at the San Carlos Academy and later in Madrid and Rome. He became known for fearless painting in open air breezy brushwork, sun-washed whites, and scenes alive with movement. Critics called him a master of luminism: he could make heat shimmer and shade feel cool. Beyond portraits and beach scenes, Sorolla returned often to gardens, where filtered light and foliage let him paint intimacy without drama quiet, human, beautiful.