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1920 - 2001. Known for: Expressive language, figure, and landscape paintings influenced by Goya and Eugenio Lucas..
Joan Camó Sentís trained with the painter M. Caballero and completed his first significant commission in 1951 for the decorative paintings of the Palatzio Demare in Montecarlo. He developed an... Read full biography
Joan Camó Sentís trained with the painter M. Caballero and completed his first significant commission in 1951 for the decorative paintings of the Palatzio Demare in Montecarlo. He developed an expressive language focusing on figures and landscapes, showing influences from Goya and Eugenio Lucas.... Read full biography
Joan Camó Sentís trained with the painter M. Caballero and completed his first significant commission in 1951 for the decorative paintings of the Palatzio Demare in Montecarlo. He developed an expressive language focusing on figures and landscapes, showing influences from Goya and Eugenio Lucas. His works can be found in various collections, including the Arnot Gallery in New York.
Joan Camó Sentís trained with the painter M. Caballero and completed his first significant commission in 1951 for the decorative paintings of the Palatzio Demare in Montecarlo. He developed an expressive language focusing on figures and landscapes, showing influences from Goya and Eugenio Lucas. His works can be found in various collections, including the Arnot Gallery in New York.
Joan Camó Sentís trained with the painter M. Caballero and completed his first significant commission in 1951 for the decorative paintings of the Palatzio Demare in Montecarlo. He developed an expressive language focusing on figures and landscapes, showing influences from Goya and Eugenio Lucas. His works can be found in various collections, including the Arnot Gallery in New York.