Ramon Pujol was born in Olot, Spain in 1947. His early talent as a gifted artist was met with encouragement and clear acceptance by his family. From an very early age, paintbrushes and colors were his favorite toys. Ramon Pujol admires the styles of many different artist like Cezeen, Gauguin, Toulouse-Lautrec, and especially Monet and Manet. His main influence, although, is nature. The colors, changes in light, luminosity and opacity inspire him to depict amazing light reflections on water. Initially, Pujol insisted on the use of the palette knife. Gradually the palette knife gave way to the systematic use of brushes. With this change his paintings began to reveal a deep understanding and interpretation of depth, light and atmosphere. Ramon Pujol has had an impressive number of exhibits. His first show was in 1965, when he was 18 years old and now he has had over 130 in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Majorca and Washington, just to name a few. Upon introducing the original paintings of Pujol to the international art world reception to the work of this Spanish master has been outstanding.