José Sabogal (Peruvian 1888-1956) Two women near a village in a hilly landscape

signed 'J. Sabogal' l.l., also signed with initials and dated '34 l.r., oil on canvas, 66 x 65cm; framed 78.5 x 77.5cm, The Private Collection of Michael Kuczynski (1941-2025), Cambridgeshire. José Sabogal (1888–1956) was a leading Peruvian painter and a central figure in the development of Indigenismo, an artistic movement that sought to celebrate Peru’s Indigenous cultures and identity. Born in Cajabamba, Sabogal travelled extensively in South America and Europe before returning to Peru, where he became an influential teacher and later director of the National School of Fine Arts in Lima. His paintings are characterised by strong, simplified forms and earthy colours, often depicting Indigenous people and rural life. His work played an important role in establishing Indigenous subjects at the heart of modern Peruvian art. Indigenismo, Condition Report, Condition Report, The canvas tension is slightly loose to the touch. There are a couple of small bumps in the canvas at the top of the right edge. Light stretcher marks. Appears to be in otherwise good order. Not examined under UV light, for a full report please contact the department. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

Estimate:£2,000

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