RUFINO TAMAYO - Chacal (JACKAL), 1973 - Lithograph

RUFINO TAMAYO (Mexican, 1899–1991)Chacal (JACKAL), 1973Printed Area: 57 X 77 cmPaper Size: 57 x 77 cm The Mexican Masters Suite published by Editions Press, San Francisco, contains eight lithographs, two by each of the following artist: Jose Luis Cuevas, David Alfaro Siquiros, Rufino Tamayo and Francisco Zuniga. It was printed by Ernest F. de Soto. The print run on Arches paper consisted of 100 copies numbered 1/100 to 100/100 and printers proof. German Etching paper was used to print 25 copies I/XXV to XXV/XXV que comprising the deluxe edition and 25 HC I/25 to 25/25. Signed and numbered in pencil. Literature / Reference:Juan Carlos Pereda, ed., Rufino Tamayo: Catalogue Raisonné. Gráfica / Prints 1925–1991. Mexico: Fundación Olga y Rufino Tamayo, CONACULTA–INBA; Madrid: Turner, 2004. Consignor: Private Collection - Consigned to Latin American Fine ArtABOUT THE ARTISTRufino Tamayo was one of the most significant Mexican artists of the twentieth century. Combining modernist experimentation with references to Mexican culture and pre-Columbian art, Tamayo developed a distinctive visual language characterized by rich color, simplified forms, and expressive representations of the human figure. Working across painting, sculpture, and printmaking, he achieved broad international recognition while maintaining an artistic approach distinct from the dominant Mexican muralist tradition.

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Dimensions
57 x 77 cm