"Siren", Roberto Fabelo (Camaguey, Cuba, 1950), Contemporary Latin American Art...

"Siren", Roberto Fabelo (Camaguey, Cuba, 1950), Contemporary Latin American Art of the 20th century

Acquired directly from the artist, provenance: property of an important European collector, with certificate issued by the Cuban artist himself. Great Acrylic and embroidery on natural silk. Painter, draftsman, engraver, illustrator and sculptor. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, the National School of Art (1967-1972) and the Higher Institute of Art (1976-1981), in Havana. He is a member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) and the International Association of Visual Artists. He has received numerous awards and mentions, including the UNESCO Prize for the Promotion of Plastic Arts in Paris (1996), the National Prize for Plastic Arts (2004), as well as the Distinction for National Culture, both awarded by the Ministry of Culture. of the Republic of Cuba. Roberto Fabelo has held more than 30 individual and 300 group exhibitions in more than twenty countries. His works are part of the collection of museums, institutions and public and private collections, among which the collection of the National Museum of Fine Arts of Cuba (MNBA), the Wifredo Lam Center of Cuba, the Casa de las Américas in La Havana. , the Museum of Modern Art in New Delhi, the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City, the ТEl ChopoУ University Museum in Mexico City, the Nordillaan Kunstmuseum in Denmark, the Permanent Collection of the Uffizi Gallery of Florence, the UN Headquarters in New York and many galleries around the world. Dimensions: Provenance: work acquired directly from the artist. Measurements: 150 x 98 cm Nordillaan Kunstmuseum in Denmark, the Permanent Collection of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, the UN Headquarters in New York and many galleries around the world. Dimensions: Provenance: work acquired directly from the artist. Measurements: 150 x 98 cm Nordillaan Kunstmuseum in Denmark, the Permanent Collection of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, the UN Headquarters in New York and many galleries around the world. Dimensions: Provenance: work acquired directly from the artist. Measurements: 150 x 98 cm