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1926 Sotillo de la Ribera, Burgos - 1977 Paris, France. Known for: Abstraction.
Fermín Aguayo was a pioneer of abstraction as part of the Grupo Pórtico de Zaragoza. His work begins within the post-cubism to evolve very soon towards abstraction and later, after his departure to... Read full biography
Fermín Aguayo was a pioneer of abstraction as part of the Grupo Pórtico de Zaragoza. His work begins within the post-cubism to evolve very soon towards abstraction and later, after his departure to Paris in September 1952, towards figurative painting. The work in tender was made in this period, in... Read full biography
Fermín Aguayo was a pioneer of abstraction as part of the Grupo Pórtico de Zaragoza. His work begins within the post-cubism to evolve very soon towards abstraction and later, after his departure to Paris in September 1952, towards figurative painting. The work in tender was made in this period, in 1953, a year before being hired by Jean-François Jaeger of the Jeanne Bucher gallery as a professional painter with a monthly salary, which gave him great stability in his pictorial work, which... Read full biography
Fermín Aguayo was a pioneer of abstraction as part of the Grupo Pórtico de Zaragoza. His work begins within the post-cubism to evolve very soon towards abstraction and later, after his departure to Paris in September 1952, towards figurative painting. The work in tender was made in this period, in 1953, a year before being hired by Jean-François Jaeger of the Jeanne Bucher gallery as a professional painter with a monthly salary, which gave him great stability in his pictorial work, which evolved towards an essential, intimate and poetic figurativism.
Fermín Aguayo was a pioneer of abstraction as part of the Grupo Pórtico de Zaragoza. His work begins within the post-cubism to evolve very soon towards abstraction and later, after his departure to Paris in September 1952, towards figurative painting. The work in tender was made in this period, in 1953, a year before being hired by Jean-François Jaeger of the Jeanne Bucher gallery as a professional painter with a monthly salary, which gave him great stability in his pictorial work, which evolved towards an essential, intimate and poetic figurativism.