Jorge Vinatea Reinoso
Subtitle: una propuesta indigenísta de su lenguage pictórico
By: Philarine Villanueva Ccahuana
Contributors: Vinatea Reinoso, Jorge, 1900-1931, artist
Publisher: Editorial UPC
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Lima, Perú
Language: spa
Number of pages: 97
ISBN-13: 9786123182106
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation; Indians in art
Description: The publication is a research about the indigenist proposal found in the pictorial language of the works by Jorge Vinatea Reinoso, renowned painter from Arequipa. The book's author, Philarine Villanueva, focuses on the analysis of the Andean cultural space in his works and how his personal view sought to spotlight the image of Peru's southern highlands men and women in his paintings using pictorial techniques that feature the characters and their daily activities. In the first part of the book, there is a historical review of Jorge Vinatea Reinoso's artistic production and its social, political, and cultural background. In the second part, through the analysis of the A Amancaes, Tantahuasi and Caballitos de totora paintings, the author deconstructs the painter's pictorial style and how the structures, strokes, and colors respond to his own Andean world view. Finally, the findings about the dynamic compositions of the analyzed paintings are explained, as well as the way they manage to generate a sensory experience regarding critical and endogenous indigenism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 95-97).