Pablo Runyan was a Catalan painter and engraver known for his figurative and expressionist-influenced work. He studied at the Escola de Belles Arts de Barcelona, ​​and was linked to the post-war artistic world, with a style that evolved from figuration to a more intensely expressive approach.

His artistic production explored themes such as the human figure and the urban landscape, approaching them with strong contrast and a vibrant color palette. Runyan was an artist with a great sensitivity to shapes and textures, which he reflected in both his paintings and his graphic works. He was recognized for his technique and for the ability to evoke emotions through his works.

Through his work, he contributed to the enrichment of the Catalan artistic scene, creating a link between tradition and the new artistic sensibilities of the 20th century.