Art of the Fantastic: Latin America, 1920-1987

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Art of the Fantastic: Latin America, 1920-1987
Holliday T. Day,Hollister Sturges,Indianapolis Museum of Art
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abstract Alberto Gironella Antonio Henrique Amaral architecture Argentina Armando Reverón Bedia Bellas Artes Bogotá Brazil Brazilian Breton Buenos Aires Caracas Catalogue century Colombian colonial color Contemporáneo contemporary create Cuba Cubism culture depicted dreams Europe European exhibition expression fantastic Fernando Botero figures forms Francisco Toledo Frida Kahlo Galería de Arte Gallery Gamarra human images Indian influence Jacobo Borges Joaquín Torres-García Jorge José landscape Latin American art Latin American artists living Luis Cruz Azaceta metaphor Mexican Mexico City Modern Art modernist murals Museo Armando Reverón Museo de Arte myths National nature oil on canvas Oswald painter painting Paris Paulo Peru Picasso political portrait pre-Columbian primitive Private Collection Puerto Rico reality Roberto Aizenberg Roberto Matta Rufino Tamayo São Paulo Self-Portrait Siron Franco Spanish style Surrealism surrealist symbols Tarsila do Amaral Text themes Tilsa Tsuchiya tion traditional tropical United University Uruguay Vallauri Vega Venegas Venezuela visual Wifredo Lam Xul Solar York

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TitleArt of the Fantastic: Latin America, 1920-1987
AuthorsHolliday T. Day, Hollister Sturges, Indianapolis Museum of Art
Editionillustrated
PublisherIndianapolis Museum of Art, 1987
Original fromUniversity of Texas
DigitizedApr 3, 2008
ISBN0936260181, 9780936260181
Length302 pages
  
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