Girl on a balcony

Fernando Botero Fernando Botero

Girl on a balcony

Year: 1983
Technique: Engraving
Size: 38 x 26 cm
Edition: 200 Ejemplares. Firmados y numerados.
Precio de mercado : 3.500 € + Impuesto

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Information about the work

Antoni Tàpies (Barcelona, 1923 - Barcelona, 2012) is one of the leading exponents of Informalism, an artistic movement that focuses abstraction on experimentation with materials, seeking to generate different textures and nuances in his works. Clau means "key" in Catalan and is the title of this work by the artist, in which, through a gestural and enveloping brushstroke of a striking red color, he creates a contrast with the virgin background of the piece, thus generating an expressive engraving that at the same time maintains a balanced and harmonious composition.

Biography Fernando Botero

Fernando Botero (Medellín, Colombia, 1932– Montecarlo, Mónaco, 2023) fue uno de los artistas más destacados y reconocidos de América Latina. Desde joven mostró interés por el arte, publicando sus primeras ilustraciones en la revista dominical de El Colombiano a los 16 años. Su estilo único, denominado “boterismo”, se caracteriza por la representación de figuras humanas y animales con proporciones exageradas y voluminosas. Esta estética no solo busca una crítica social y política, sino también una reflexión sobre la cultura latinoamericana y la historia del arte. Botero se inspiró en maestros clásicos como Velázquez, Goya y Rubens, reinterpretando sus obras con su sello personal. Su producción abarca pintura, escultura y dibujo, y ha abordado temas como la violencia en Colombia, la vida cotidiana y la política. A lo largo de su carrera, Botero realizó numerosas exposiciones individuales en prestigiosas instituciones y sus obras se encuentran en museos de todo el mundo como el MoMA de New York, el Museo Nacional de Colombia en Bogotá, el Museo de Antioquía en Medellín, Museo de Arte de Tel Aviv, el Museo de Arte de São Paulo, el Museo de Arte Moderno de México entre otros. En 2000, el Museo Botero en Bogotá abrió sus puertas, consolidando su legado en Colombia. Leer menos