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José Luis Cuevas

Mexican artist
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  • Diego Rivera: Popular History of Mexico
    Latin American art
    / Trends, c. 1950–c. 1970

    …in the 1950s the Mexican José Luis Cuevas created self-portraits in which he reconstructed scenes from famous paintings by such artists as Diego Velázquez, Francisco de Goya, and Picasso—the great artists of the Spanish motherland. Whereas Kahlo had placed herself in the centre of her compositions, Cuevas placed himself on…

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    …in the 1950s the Mexican José Luis Cuevas created self-portraits in which he reconstructed scenes from famous paintings by such artists as Diego Velázquez, Francisco de Goya, and Picasso—the great artists of the Spanish motherland. Whereas Kahlo had placed herself in the centre of her compositions, Cuevas placed himself on…

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