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1891 Madrid - 1961 Madrid, Spain. Known for: Sculpture, abstract art, surrealism.
Angel Ferrant Vazquez was born in 1891 and died in 1961. Ángel Ferrant was a Spanish sculptor known for his abstract and surrealist works. Ferrant's work was featured in various exhibitions and... Read full biography
Angel Ferrant Vazquez was born in 1891 and died in 1961. Ángel Ferrant was a Spanish sculptor known for his abstract and surrealist works. Ferrant's work was featured in various exhibitions and publications, including "Spanish Art 1925-1935: Sala Darro" and "Experiences of Modernity: Art in Spain,... Read full biography
Angel Ferrant Vazquez was born in 1891 and died in 1961. Ángel Ferrant was a Spanish sculptor known for his abstract and surrealist works. Ferrant's work was featured in various exhibitions and publications, including "Spanish Art 1925-1935: Sala Darro" and "Experiences of Modernity: Art in Spain, 1916-1956". Ferrant is known for his use of unconventional materials in his sculptures, such as wire and found objects.
Angel Ferrant Vazquez was born in 1891 and died in 1961. Ángel Ferrant was a Spanish sculptor known for his abstract and surrealist works. Ferrant's work was featured in various exhibitions and publications, including "Spanish Art 1925-1935: Sala Darro" and "Experiences of Modernity: Art in Spain, 1916-1956". Ferrant is known for his use of unconventional materials in his sculptures, such as wire and found objects.
Angel Ferrant Vazquez was born in 1891 and died in 1961. Ángel Ferrant was a Spanish sculptor known for his abstract and surrealist works. Ferrant's work was featured in various exhibitions and publications, including "Spanish Art 1925-1935: Sala Darro" and "Experiences of Modernity: Art in Spain, 1916-1956". Ferrant is known for his use of unconventional materials in his sculptures, such as wire and found objects.