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Saul Escobedo Silva

Es un artista mexicano reconocido por sus distintivos y vibrantes autorretratos, donde explora con maestría el color, la identidad y la introspección. Su obra, profundamente personal y cargada de simbolismo, refleja tanto su universo emocional como raíces culturales, fusionando lo íntimo con lo universal. A través de pinceladas expresivas y composiciones audaces, transforma su propia imagen en un lienzo de emociones, mitos y reflexiones, dejando un legado visual que trasciende fronteras.

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Ocean Waves: Textured Acrylic Art Panel
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Where Stillness Speaks, Colors Converse
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Nature’s Spirit Transcends the Mortal Frame
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Layers of Meaning Hidden in Simplicity
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Infinity Explored in Every Tiny Detail
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Textures Unveil the Secrets of Eternity
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Where imagination meets the canvas
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An invitation to explore the unseen
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Dancing Colors on a Summer Breeze
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Es un artista mexicano conocido por sus distintivos y vibrantes autorretratos y su arte profundamente personal y simbólico. A continuación, algunos puntos clave sobre su vida y obra:

Vida temprana y antecedentes

Nacimiento: Born on July 6, 1907, in Coyoacán, Mexico City.

 

Carrera Artística

Estilo: Conocida por su estilo surrealista y simbólico, su trabajo a menudo incluye elementos del arte popular mexicano y la cultura indígena.

Obras Desatacadas: Some of her most famous works include "The Two Fridas" (1939), "Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird" (1940), and "The Broken Column" (1944)

Vida Personal

Marriage: Married fellow artist Diego Rivera in 1931. Their tumultuous relationship and its impact on her art were significant aspects of her life.

Political Activism: Actively involved in leftist politics and supported the Mexican Communist Party.

Nacionalidad

Artista Mexicano

Categorías

Mexican Culture and Folklore, Nature and Animals, Politics and Social Issues, Self Portraits, Surrealism

Temas

Identity, postcolonialism, gender, class, and race in Mexican society.

Frida Kahlo did not receive many formal awards during her lifetime, as her work was not widely recognized until after her death. However, she did receive some notable recognition or award:

  • 1946

    Early Life and Background

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  • 1970

    Turner Prize (UK)

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  • 1946

    Praemium Imperiale (Japan)

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  • 1946

    Turner Prize (UK)

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