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1926 Lousada, Portugal - 1977 Madrid, Spain. Known for: Still life paintings with neutral tones and use of yellow for warmth.
Tino Grandio was a Spanish painter who studied high school in Lugo and later moved to Santiago to pursue painting. He became part of the Madrid School group and had his first solo exhibition in 1957.... Read full biography
Tino Grandio was a Spanish painter who studied high school in Lugo and later moved to Santiago to pursue painting. He became part of the Madrid School group and had his first solo exhibition in 1957. He won several awards throughout his career and participated in numerous exhibitions in Europe and... Read full biography
Tino Grandio was a Spanish painter who studied high school in Lugo and later moved to Santiago to pursue painting. He became part of the Madrid School group and had his first solo exhibition in 1957. He won several awards throughout his career and participated in numerous exhibitions in Europe and South America. Grandio's artwork style is known for still life paintings with neutral tones and the use of yellow for warmth. He passed away and several anthological exhibitions were dedicated to him... Read full biography
Tino Grandio was a Spanish painter who studied high school in Lugo and later moved to Santiago to pursue painting. He became part of the Madrid School group and had his first solo exhibition in 1957. He won several awards throughout his career and participated in numerous exhibitions in Europe and South America. Grandio's artwork style is known for still life paintings with neutral tones and the use of yellow for warmth. He passed away and several anthological exhibitions were dedicated to him in different parts of Galicia. He is currently represented in several museums in Spain, Europe, and America.
Tino Grandio was a Spanish painter who studied high school in Lugo and later moved to Santiago to pursue painting. He became part of the Madrid School group and had his first solo exhibition in 1957. He won several awards throughout his career and participated in numerous exhibitions in Europe and South America. Grandio's artwork style is known for still life paintings with neutral tones and the use of yellow for warmth. He passed away and several anthological exhibitions were dedicated to him in different parts of Galicia. He is currently represented in several museums in Spain, Europe, and America.