This book is partly based on the German edition published by Prestel in 1986 in conjunction with an exhibition held in Germany. The introductory essay discusses Botero's (b.1932, Colombia) unique and strongly-held vision (and why it has been well-received in Europe but disdained or ignored in the U
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One of the most celebrated living artists in Latin America, Fernando Botero has gained international fame capturing the whimsy of life by painting corpulent and comical figures. His wide ranging subject matter is deeply rooted in his South American heritage and includes portraits, bordello scenes, nudes, bullfights, landscapes and still lifes. The paintings and drawings collected in this book provide a comprehensive overview of the artist's work in both media and a fascinating glimpse into his unique artistic world. The book also includes an introduction that discusses Botero's place in contemporary art, a fascinating interview with the artist, biographical notes as well as six short stories by the artist, to conclude this compelling book on Botero's paintings and drawings.
Mariana Hanstein, née au Chili, a fait ses études d'histoire de l'art à Munich, Bonn et Venise. Historienne de l'art, elle a publié des ouvrages sur Pierre Paul Rubens et la peinture vénitienne du XVIIIe siècle. Elle a également travaillé comme critique d'art et responsable de la section marché de l'art du magazine allemand Die Welt pendant près de dix ans. Hanstein vit et travaille à Cologne.
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