Tamayo artist portrait color book

Tamayo: 40 Years

Published by RM/MUSEO TAMAYO.
Foreword by Alejandra Frausto, Lucina Jiménez, Magalí Arriola.

A modern icon reinterpreted which accompanied a major internationally-touring exhibition of paintings by Maxican Modernist Rufino Tamayo.

"Inspired by folk, pre-Columbian, and Cubist art, Mexican painter Rufino Tamayo () illuminates the beauty and mystery of his homeland with a.

A master of masters, Rufino Tamayo never thought his paintings are what they are today.

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Painting Book - Mexican Art - Softcover book has color and black and white photos of Rufino Tamayo paintings from throughout his lifetime.

Preface by Magalí Arriola, Andrea Valencia. Introduction by Magalí Arriola. Text by Magda Carranza, Cristina Gálvez, Juan Carlos Pereda, Guillermo Santamarina, Carla Stellweg, Patricia Sloane, Magalí Arriola, Andrea Valencia, Robert Littman, et al.

A lavishly produced documentation of the Mexico City–based museum’s four-decade history

Composed of four individually themed slipcased volumes, Tamayo: 40 Years commemorates the 40th anniversary of Mexico’s first international contemporary art museum.

The publication thoroughly delineates the institution’s history, from its planning and inauguration to the present day.

The first volume functions as the catalog to the museum’s current exhibition, Beyond Trees—which traces the political and cultural events that occurred during the construction and opening of the Museo Tamayo (1979–81)—and includes four e