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1934 - 2008. Known for: Symbolic representation, abstract expressionism, art brut.
Roberto Donís is a protagonist of the change in the language of Mexican plastic arts in recent times. His artistic education began at La Esmeralda, where he initially delved into realistic... Read full biography
Roberto Donís is a protagonist of the change in the language of Mexican plastic arts in recent times. His artistic education began at La Esmeralda, where he initially delved into realistic figuration. Donís absorbed new proposals from New York and Paris, leading to a confluence of symbolic... Read full biography
Roberto Donís is a protagonist of the change in the language of Mexican plastic arts in recent times. His artistic education began at La Esmeralda, where he initially delved into realistic figuration. Donís absorbed new proposals from New York and Paris, leading to a confluence of symbolic representation, abstract expressionism, and Jean Dubuffet's art brut in his work. His pieces are found in collections such as the Rufino Tamayo Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City. Source:... Read full biography
Roberto Donís is a protagonist of the change in the language of Mexican plastic arts in recent times. His artistic education began at La Esmeralda, where he initially delved into realistic figuration. Donís absorbed new proposals from New York and Paris, leading to a confluence of symbolic representation, abstract expressionism, and Jean Dubuffet's art brut in his work. His pieces are found in collections such as the Rufino Tamayo Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City. Source: FRANCO CALVO, Enrique. Roberto Donís: duality of the moment.FRANCO CALVO, Enrique. Roberto Donís: duality of the moment.
Roberto Donís is a protagonist of the change in the language of Mexican plastic arts in recent times. His artistic education began at La Esmeralda, where he initially delved into realistic figuration. Donís absorbed new proposals from New York and Paris, leading to a confluence of symbolic representation, abstract expressionism, and Jean Dubuffet's art brut in his work. His pieces are found in collections such as the Rufino Tamayo Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City. Source: FRANCO CALVO, Enrique. Roberto Donís: duality of the moment.FRANCO CALVO, Enrique. Roberto Donís: duality of the moment.