E’ stato un pittore, disegnatore, scultore, grafico e muralista ecuadoriano
pubblico questo murale così ben spiegato, in spagnolo però, anche se le foto lasciano a desiderare..
Murale immagine della patria – Salone del Palazzo Legislativo
OPERE DAL FACEBOOK A SUO NOME:
come immaginate, ho messo i titoli quando li ho trovati..alcuni sono impossibili. ch.
El grito II / The Cry II, 1983, oil on canvas
Lagrimas de Sangre (Homenaje a Salvador Allende, Victor Jara y Pablod Neruda)/Tears of Blood (Homage to Salvador Allende, Victor Jara, and Pablo Neruda). 1973.
Rosa Zárate, Flor Decapitada/Rosa Zarate, Decapitated Flower. 1987.
Latin America’s first call for independence from Spain was made in Quito, Ecuador, on August 10, 1809. Rosa Zárate and her husband Nicolás de la Peña were fighters in the independence movement, and when it was repressed in 1812 the two fled to Colombia. The Spanish eventually captured and executed them in 1813, cutting off their heads and sending them back to Quito where they were displayed to intimidate the population. Ecuador won its independence in 1822, and Zárate was remembered as a national hero. While not displayed at the MoLAA exhibit, this painting is part of the “Image of the Mother Country” mural that hangs in the Ecuadoran Congress.
Rosa Zárate ( Quito , 1763 – Tumaco , 1813 )
LA SUA STORIA IN SPAGNOLO
DA : https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosa_Z%C3%A1rate
Niña Llorando
El Horror Amanece– ( sorge )
El Presidente/The President. 1967
Napalm, 1976
Los Desesperados, 1966
Maternidad/Motherhood
Mi sembra bravissimo questo artista, efficacissimo nel trasmettere emozioni, eppure controllatissimo.