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Born 1950 Tlaxcala, Mexico. Known for: Still life painting.
Presents minimal conservation details. Armando Ahuatzi arrived at an early age in Mexico City from Tlaxcala. From that moment on, his context clearly defined the pictorial genre of his work. The... Read full biography
Presents minimal conservation details. Armando Ahuatzi arrived at an early age in Mexico City from Tlaxcala. From that moment on, his context clearly defined the pictorial genre of his work. The artist indicates that coming from a traditional context and living near the Jamaica Market were... Read full biography
Presents minimal conservation details. Armando Ahuatzi arrived at an early age in Mexico City from Tlaxcala. From that moment on, his context clearly defined the pictorial genre of his work. The artist indicates that coming from a traditional context and living near the Jamaica Market were determining factors in choosing still lifes as a format to express his concerns. Carlos Ayala Vallarta was his first teacher, from him he inherited the taste for color and customs that he later exploited in... Read full biography
Presents minimal conservation details. Armando Ahuatzi arrived at an early age in Mexico City from Tlaxcala. From that moment on, his context clearly defined the pictorial genre of his work. The artist indicates that coming from a traditional context and living near the Jamaica Market were determining factors in choosing still lifes as a format to express his concerns. Carlos Ayala Vallarta was his first teacher, from him he inherited the taste for color and customs that he later exploited in La Esmeralda, where he continued his inclination for realistic and academic painting. Source consulted: AVENDAÑO, José Carlos. “Armando will spread his work in “cachitos””. Mexico. La Jornada de Oriente newspaper, Culture section, July 1, 2013... Read full biography
Presents minimal conservation details. Armando Ahuatzi arrived at an early age in Mexico City from Tlaxcala. From that moment on, his context clearly defined the pictorial genre of his work. The artist indicates that coming from a traditional context and living near the Jamaica Market were determining factors in choosing still lifes as a format to express his concerns. Carlos Ayala Vallarta was his first teacher, from him he inherited the taste for color and customs that he later exploited in La Esmeralda, where he continued his inclination for realistic and academic painting. Source consulted: AVENDAÑO, José Carlos. “Armando will spread his work in “cachitos””. Mexico. La Jornada de Oriente newspaper, Culture section, July 1, 2013