RoGallery
47-15 36th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101Contact Details
- Phone number
- 7189370901
- art@rogallery.com
- Website
Fernando Botero ART DEALERS
1932 Medellin, Columbia - 2023 Monaco. Known for: Round female figure painting, sculpture.
Fernando Botero, the youngest of three brothers, was born in Medellin, the industrial and commercial center of Columbia; a small provincial city high in the Andes mountains. His father, who died when... Read full biography
Fernando Botero, the youngest of three brothers, was born in Medellin, the industrial and commercial center of Columbia; a small provincial city high in the Andes mountains. His father, who died when Fernando was four, was a salesman who traveled on horseback into the mountains to work. Botero had... Read full biography
Fernando Botero, the youngest of three brothers, was born in Medellin, the industrial and commercial center of Columbia; a small provincial city high in the Andes mountains. His father, who died when Fernando was four, was a salesman who traveled on horseback into the mountains to work. Botero had an uncle who sent him to a school for matadors. Botero's first painting was a watercolor of a matador. As an adolescent he discovered "Esquire Magazine" and the Vargas girls and decided that he was... Read full biography
Fernando Botero, the youngest of three brothers, was born in Medellin, the industrial and commercial center of Columbia; a small provincial city high in the Andes mountains. His father, who died when Fernando was four, was a salesman who traveled on horseback into the mountains to work. Botero had an uncle who sent him to a school for matadors. Botero's first painting was a watercolor of a matador. As an adolescent he discovered "Esquire Magazine" and the Vargas girls and decided that he was going to be an artist, even though that meant that he would always be poor. He was expelled from his Jesuit high school for his "irreligious" ideas after he wrote an article on Picasso and Cubist fragmentation. He was sent to a government school in... Read full biography
Fernando Botero, the youngest of three brothers, was born in Medellin, the industrial and commercial center of Columbia; a small provincial city high in the Andes mountains. His father, who died when Fernando was four, was a salesman who traveled on horseback into the mountains to work. Botero had an uncle who sent him to a school for matadors. Botero's first painting was a watercolor of a matador. As an adolescent he discovered "Esquire Magazine" and the Vargas girls and decided that he was going to be an artist, even though that meant that he would always be poor. He was expelled from his Jesuit high school for his "irreligious" ideas after he wrote an article on Picasso and Cubist fragmentation. He was sent to a government school in Marinilla, a small nearby town, to finish his schooling. After finishing high school in 1951, Botero moved to Bogota. He settled in... Read full biography
Fernando Botero - Affiliates (4 Galleries and Auction Houses)
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Verified Art Dealers & Galleries
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Zeff Fine Art/ BlueHorse Lexington, KY
257 East Short Suite 110, Lexington, KY 40507Contact Details
- Phone number
- (859) 321-1749
- Horse3552@gmail.com;info@askart.com
- Website
Saratoga Fine Art
15 Saddle Brook Drive, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Contact Details
- Phone number
- (518) 542-4025
- sun073@gmail.com
- Website
Nohra Haime Gallery
500 West 21st Street, New York, NY 10011Contact Details
- Phone number
- (212) 888-3550
- nohrahaime@aol.com
- Website