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Inspired by both indigenous motifs and the Cubist figurations of Pablo Picasso and Georges Bragque
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Rufino Tamayo - El Conejo de la Luna Surrealism Inspired by both indigenous motifsRufino Tamayos bold, symbolic paintings and prints unite elements of European modernism, Mexican folk art, and pre Columbian ceramics. Tamayo filled his paintings and prints with emotive color palettes and blocky, pared down compositions. Inspired by both indigenous motifs and the Cubist figurations of Pablo Picasso and Georges Bragque. Tamayo studied at the Escuela Nacional De Artes Plasticas San Calos in Mexico City before joining the department of
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