José De Guimarães
Atlântico, Pacífico, Índico Ii
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Reproduced in: José de Guimarães - Around the World, Graphic Works, Ed. INCM, Page 237
José de Guimarães is one of the leading figures in contemporary Portuguese painting and a renowned artist on the international scene. The entirety of his artistic expression is marked by an aesthetic of fragmentation that has been asserting itself since the beginning of his career. The combinatorial play of colored forms seems inexhaustible, much like the forms of the world. The artist has always paid special attention to graphic works, imprinting them with remarkable quality. A painter, engraver, ceramist, and educator, he was born in 1921. He studied architecture and painting at the Lisbon School of Fine Arts. He began exhibiting individually in 1948. In 1960, he was awarded the Silva Porto Prize by the SNI. Sá Nogueira's artistic journey, initially influenced by the neo-realist aesthetic and coinciding with his stay in London, evolved into a very free figuration and close to a poetic informality, marked by the dynamics of color in contrasts of great sobriety and expressive value, punctuated by signs of a sensitive and luminous plastic writing.
José de Guimarães
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Artist | José De Guimarães |
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Color | Black, Gold, Ivory |
Date | 1998 |
Editor | Centro Português de Serigrafia |
Format | Medium |
Image Size (in) | 13.8 x 18.1 in |
Total Size (in) | 19.7 x 23.2 in |
Orientation | Portrait |
Paper | Lithography |
Print Run | 199 |
Technique | Lithography |
Style | Uncategorized |
Framed | No |