Title: Piedra y metal que siente
First published: 2005
Description: "Anthological exhibition dedicated to the lifework of artist Marín (b. México) presenting more than 50 works, including documents, period photographs, hissmall and monumental sculptures done in bronze, onyx, plaster and marble, paintings and engravings. Marin was a medic with an artistic creativity that allowed him to express his social and revolutionary ideals. As a modern sculptor he decided to break with the traditional anatomical values and exalt female erotic-sensual and Pre-Columbian values to create his modern and sometimes melodramatic sculptures of lovers, rural people, slaves and conquerors. Five essays accompany the catalogue, by Maria Estela Duarte, Juan R. Coronel Rivera, Arturo Camacho, Federico Marín García and Renato González Mello"--Provided by vendor.
Subjects: Exhibitions, Human figure in art
People: Francisco Arturo Marín (1907-1979)
LC classification: NB259.M366 A4 2005