page_title: Chilean art
section_title: Chilean Surrealism
hierarchical_section_title: Chilean art / Chilean Surrealism
caption_attribution_description: English: Roberto Matta, "Three Figures," 1958c.Français&#160;: Roberto Matta, "Three Figures," 1958c.Español: Roberto Matta, "Three Figures," 1958c.Deutsch: Roberto Matta, "Three Figures," 1958c.Italiano: Roberto Matta, "Three Figures," 1958c.Português: Roberto Matta, "Three Figures," 1958c.
context_page_description: Chilean art refers to all kinds of visual art developed in Chile, or by Chileans, from the arrival of the Spanish conquerors to the modern day. It also includes the native pre-Columbian pictorial expression on modern Chilean territory.
context_section_description: Roberto Matta is one of Chile's best-known painters, met with international recognition, Matta turned the spotlight to the upcoming Chilean Surrealism. Gonzalo Cienfuegos, Aldo Alcota, and Roberto Yáñez presented the best surrealist works made in Chile at the 2005 "Derrame Cono Sur o el viaje de los argonautas" exposition which included works of surrealist from Argentina and Brazil.
caption: Three Figures 1958
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