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"Catalog of exhibition presented by Adelaida de Juan in Puerto Rico of works by contemporary artists who are members of the Asociación de Artistas Plásticos, of the la Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba. Includes biographical data on artists and color reproductions of the works. Selection is interesting because the installations so popular in Cuba in recent years are conspicuously absent, but includes painting, drawing, and sculpture"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

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Cincuenta artistas plásticos cubanos (Cuba y Puerto Rico) (Spanish Edition), Alberto Korda, Flora Fong, Raúl Corrales, Rogelio Pérez Olivares, Agustin Bejerano, Adigio Benitez, Tito Alvarez, Roberto Fabelo, Sandra Ceballos, Ever Fonseca, Gilberto Frometa, Osneldo Garcia, Erik Garcia, Eduardo Ruben Garcia, Ernesto Garcia Peña, Flavio Garciandia, Ruperto Jay Matamoros, Tomas Lara, Alicia Leal, Manuel Lopez Oliva, Manuel Mendive, Alexis Leyva, Ibrahim Miranda, Arturo Montoto, Eduardo Roca, Juan Moreira, Angel Norniella, Angel Ramirez, Mario Diaz, Pedro Pablo Oliva, Jose Ramon Gonzalez, Eduardo Pojuan, Belkis Ayon, Ramon Casas Viera, Sandra Ramos, Nelson Dominguez, Rene Francisco Rodriguez, Zaida Del Rio, Arnaldo Rodriguez Larrinaga, Juan Carlos Alom, Carlos Estevez, Daniel Garcia Santos

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1996
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Title
Cincuenta artistas plásticos cubanos (Cuba y Puerto Rico) (Spanish Edition)
Language
Spanish
Publisher
Union
Released
1996
Format
Paperback
Pages
102
ISBN10
9592091153
ISBN13
9789592091153
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"Catalog of exhibition presented by Adelaida de Juan in Puerto Rico of works by contemporary artists who are members of the Asociación de Artistas Plásticos, of the la Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba. Includes biographical data on artists and color reproductions of the works. Selection is interesting because the installations so popular in Cuba in recent years are conspicuously absent, but includes painting, drawing, and sculpture"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.