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Familia Lorenzo / Elena Poniatowska.
Format
Book
Language
Spanish
Εdition
Primera edición.
Published/Created
México, D.F. : Secretaría de Cultura, Dirección General de Publicaciones, 2016.
Description
12 pages, 52 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 17 cm
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Lorenzo family
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Lorenzo, Lucas
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Lorenzo, Lucas
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Criticism and interpretation
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Folk art
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Mexico
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Guerrero (State)
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Guerrero (Mexico : State)
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Social life and customs
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Poniatowska, Elena
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Series
Círculo de arte.
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Summary note
For more than 35 years, Lucas Lorenzo had dedicated his life to folk art with paintings representative of Mexican identity, both in technique, style and materials and topics that make reference to national traditions and his home town of Xalitla in the State of Guerrero. Vinyl painting on amate bark paper, wood and early on switched to on masonite board that gives life to jaguars, devils, the Virgin Mary, revolutionary heroes, wrestlers and other characters of the Mexican imagination. Lucas Lorenzo transmitted his artistic expertise to his children Santiago, Jesus, Nicolas, Aureliano and Carlota, who work in the same naif style as their father. Aureliano after working in the United States for some years, returned to recover the artistic work of the family giving it such boom that his paintings became a banner of Mexican migrants around the world, decorating restaurants in Portugal and altars for the dead in Spain. Now Fernando Lorenzo (son of Aureliano and grandson of Lucas) has exercised the profession since the age of 10, completing a family tradition that has lasted for three generations.
ISBN
9786077454823
6077454826
OCLC
987432526
RCP
N - O
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