This captivating original oil on canvas, titled "Fiesta de Tomatitos" (Festival of Little Tomatoes), is a masterful example of mid-century Spanish Modernism. Painted in Mallorca in 1965, the work showcases a vibrant basket of tomatoes rendered with a unique and compelling geometric sensibility. The artist employs Cubist-inspired angular lines that dance across the composition, providing a sharp, rhythmic contrast to the organic, rounded forms of the fruit. Set against a faceted, neutral-toned background, the painting perfectly captures the rustic yet sophisticated atmosphere of 1960s Mediterranean art. Housed in its original carved wooden frame with a weathered, distressed wash finish, this piece serves as an ideal focal point for a refined kitchen, formal dining room, or a curated gallery wall. The overall dimensions are 29.75” wide, 2” deep, and 23.75” tall. It remains in excellent vintage condition, exhibiting minor scuffs to the frame and light surface character to the canvas that adds to its authentic historic patina. This original work is a rare find for collectors of European Modernism seeking a piece with soulful energy and a storied provenance. Add this unique Spanish treasure to your personal collection today.