page_title: José M. Bayro Corrochano
hierarchical_section_title: José M. Bayro Corrochano
caption_attribution_description: Español: La obra “El hombre azul” es una obra escultórica cuya forma es un hombre recargado en una silla, cubierto en su totalidad de TalaveraEspañol: Blue Man
context_page_description: José M. Bayro Corrochano is a plastic artist Bolivian and nationalised Mexican that produces oil paintings, sculptures and engraving.
  It is known by his monumental works La pareja del Trompo and El Hombre Azul
  His first known monumental work was made and planted in the city of Puebla, in Mexico. El Hombre Azull, is a sculpture that represents a worker concentrated in his daily work, which is standing seeing the fruit of his labor beside a peculiar chair. The sculpture is covered in talavera painted in blue tones, on a bed of white stone.
context_section_description: José M. Bayro Corrochano (born 1960) is a plastic artist Bolivian and nationalised Mexican that produces oil paintings, sculptures and engraving.
  It is known by his monumental works La pareja del Trompo (The Spin-top Couple)  and  El Hombre Azul (The Blue Man )
  His first known monumental work was made  and planted in the city of Puebla, in Mexico. El Hombre Azull (2006), is a sculpture that represents a worker concentrated in his daily work, which is standing seeing the fruit of his labor beside a peculiar chair. The sculpture is covered in talavera painted in blue tones, on a bed of white stone.
caption: The work “El Hombre Azul” is a sculptural work whose form is a man leaning on a chair, completely covered in Talavera ceramic.
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