Institución Hispano-Cubana de Cultura, La Habana, 1943
Lyceum, La Habana 1953
Lyceum, La Habana, 1943
Lyceum, La Habana, 1948
A yellow poster with black text and images promoting the Pan American Union, Washington D.C. It features names of artists Burle-Marx, Calder, Peláez, Tamayo, and illustrations of their art.
Typed excerpt discussing the origins and development of art in Latin America, criticizing the lack of autonomy and cultural identity, referencing historical perspectives, and mentioning collections at Dumbarton Oaks and the National Museum of Natural
A book cover for Luis Guillermo Piazza's poem titled "los hombres y las cosas sólo querían jugar" with an illustration of a human skull on the left. The right side has a hand-drawn sketch of a person's face with curly hair and a signature, along with
A fabric-covered book titled 'Raison et Nature' by J. Torres-Garcia features red text on a black background, with a small illustration of abstract geometric shapes and figures in the lower left corner.
Abstract line drawing with geometric shapes and minimal color accents, depicting a seated figure with a raised hand, a face profile, and various structural elements, signed by Carlos Merida in 1974.
Three men standing in front of a large portrait painting in an art gallery.
Four men are gathered in a living room, sitting and standing around with drinks and snacks, smiling and toasting in a social setting.
A painting of a woman with long hair, wearing a green outfit with a pink collar, set against a geometric patterned background.
A man cleaning or tending to a potted plant on a decorative spiral staircase balcony in a building interior.
A man sits on a chair in a living room, smiling with one hand resting on his knee and the other on the back of the chair. The room has framed artwork on the wall, including a large painting of a woman with glasses and a smaller picture. There are boo
A man with a mustache sitting in a room with a desk, pile of papers, and a painting of a cup on the wall behind him.