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1861 Barcelona - 1930. Known for: Realism with modernist resonances, graphic chronicles for newspapers.
Nicanor Vázquez was a painter and draftsman known for his unique style that combined realism with modernist resonances. He created graphic chronicles for newspapers, capturing daily life events with... Read full biography
Nicanor Vázquez was a painter and draftsman known for his unique style that combined realism with modernist resonances. He created graphic chronicles for newspapers, capturing daily life events with precision and speed. Vázquez collaborated with publications such as "La Ilustración Artística" and... Read full biography
Nicanor Vázquez was a painter and draftsman known for his unique style that combined realism with modernist resonances. He created graphic chronicles for newspapers, capturing daily life events with precision and speed. Vázquez collaborated with publications such as "La Ilustración Artística" and "L'Esquella de la Torratxa" in Spain, as well as magazines in Argentina, where he spent his later years. Posthumous exhibitions dedicated to his work have been held, notably at the Sala Rovira in... Read full biography
Nicanor Vázquez was a painter and draftsman known for his unique style that combined realism with modernist resonances. He created graphic chronicles for newspapers, capturing daily life events with precision and speed. Vázquez collaborated with publications such as "La Ilustración Artística" and "L'Esquella de la Torratxa" in Spain, as well as magazines in Argentina, where he spent his later years. Posthumous exhibitions dedicated to his work have been held, notably at the Sala Rovira in Barcelona.
Nicanor Vázquez was a painter and draftsman known for his unique style that combined realism with modernist resonances. He created graphic chronicles for newspapers, capturing daily life events with precision and speed. Vázquez collaborated with publications such as "La Ilustración Artística" and "L'Esquella de la Torratxa" in Spain, as well as magazines in Argentina, where he spent his later years. Posthumous exhibitions dedicated to his work have been held, notably at the Sala Rovira in Barcelona.