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1929 Madrid, Spain - 1998 Madrid, Spain. Known for: Abstract painting.
Lucio Muñoz was a Spanish artist born in Madrid in 1929. He began his career focused on landscape painting, but after studying in Paris, his style shifted towards informalism and abstract... Read full biography
Lucio Muñoz was a Spanish artist born in Madrid in 1929. He began his career focused on landscape painting, but after studying in Paris, his style shifted towards informalism and abstract expressionism. Muñoz's material painting, which involved piercing, tearing, and incising the support, gave his... Read full biography
Lucio Muñoz was a Spanish artist born in Madrid in 1929. He began his career focused on landscape painting, but after studying in Paris, his style shifted towards informalism and abstract expressionism. Muñoz's material painting, which involved piercing, tearing, and incising the support, gave his compositions a poetic and lyrical dimension. He exhibited extensively throughout Spain and internationally, and his influences included Goya, Velázquez, and flamenco. Muñoz passed away in Madrid in... Read full biography
Lucio Muñoz was a Spanish artist born in Madrid in 1929. He began his career focused on landscape painting, but after studying in Paris, his style shifted towards informalism and abstract expressionism. Muñoz's material painting, which involved piercing, tearing, and incising the support, gave his compositions a poetic and lyrical dimension. He exhibited extensively throughout Spain and internationally, and his influences included Goya, Velázquez, and flamenco. Muñoz passed away in Madrid in 1998.
Lucio Muñoz was a Spanish artist born in Madrid in 1929. He began his career focused on landscape painting, but after studying in Paris, his style shifted towards informalism and abstract expressionism. Muñoz's material painting, which involved piercing, tearing, and incising the support, gave his compositions a poetic and lyrical dimension. He exhibited extensively throughout Spain and internationally, and his influences included Goya, Velázquez, and flamenco. Muñoz passed away in Madrid in 1998.
