The Biography of Oswaldo Guayasamin

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Oswaldo Guayasamín was ______________.

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Guayasaminín’s later artwork depicts___________

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The predominant style in which Guayasamín painted his later artworks of social commentary was:

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For most of his artistic career, Guayasamín’s works and paintings were influenced by the _______ School.

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Guayasamín’s first art show caused a scandal due to its……..

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Guayasamín moved to ____ where he worked with the muralist _.

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Guayasamín had a friendship in the 1940’s with the Chilean singer, Pablo Neruda.

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Guayasamín’s family played the most important role in his formation as an artist, sculptor and muralist.

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For less than a year, Guayasamín spent time in the ______ where he studied the artwork of the Spanish painters _ and ________.

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Guayasamín made a large journey through numerous South American countries where he took notes and started his work _______________.

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In the late 1960’s Guayasamín’s painting series “La Edad de la Ira, consisted of 260 canvases grouped thematically as…..

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In 1973 Guayasamín was named vice-president and later president of the House of Culture in Quito, Ecuador.

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In 1971 Guaysamín dedicated a monumental sculpture entitled ___________ in the city of Guayaquil.

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In the late 1950’s, Guayasamín realized 2 important murals, known as “The discovery of the
Amazon River and History of Man and Culture..

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In the late 1980’s, Guayasamín completed 2 other significant murals, known as…..

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In his paintings, Guayasamín always denounced with conviction, the horrors, disasters and dramas of man.

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The term "Bellas Artes" can best be defined as....

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In 1960, Guayasamin received the Grand Prize of Honor which marks the...

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Guayasamin died in Ecuador in 1999.

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The Biography of Oswaldo Guayasamin

Oswaldo Guayasamín was ______________.

Guayasaminín’s later artwork depicts___________

The predominant style in which Guayasamín painted his later artworks of social commentary was:

For most of his artistic career, Guayasamín’s works and paintings were influenced by the _______ School.

Guayasamín’s first art show caused a scandal due to its……..

Guayasamín moved to ____________ where he worked with the muralist _________.

Guayasamín had a friendship in the 1940’s with the Chilean singer, Pablo Neruda.

Guayasamín’s family played the most important role in his formation as an artist, sculptor and muralist.

For less than a year, Guayasamín spent time in the ____________ where he studied the artwork of the Spanish painters ___________ and ____________.

Guayasamín made a large journey through numerous South American countries where he took notes and started his work _______________.

In the late 1960’s Guayasamín’s painting series “La Edad de la Ira, consisted of 260 canvases grouped thematically as…..

In 1973 Guayasamín was named vice-president and later president of the House of Culture in Quito, Ecuador.

In 1971 Guaysamín dedicated a monumental sculpture entitled ___________ in the city of Guayaquil.

In the late 1950’s, Guayasamín realized 2 important murals, known as “The discovery of the Amazon River and History of Man and Culture..

In the late 1980’s, Guayasamín completed 2 other significant murals, known as…..

In his paintings, Guayasamín always denounced with conviction, the horrors, disasters and dramas of man.

The term "Bellas Artes" can best be defined as....

In 1960, Guayasamin received the Grand Prize of Honor which marks the...

Guayasamin died in Ecuador in 1999.

In 1981, Ecuador recognized Guayasamin's achievements in art by..

Oswaldo Guayasamín was ______________.

Guayasaminín’s later artwork depicts___________

The predominant style in which Guayasamín painted his later artworks of social commentary was:

For most of his artistic career, Guayasamín’s works and paintings were influenced by the _______ School.

Guayasamín’s first art show caused a scandal due to its……..

Guayasamín moved to ____________ where he worked with the muralist _________.

Guayasamín had a friendship in the 1940’s with the Chilean singer, Pablo Neruda.

Guayasamín’s family played the most important role in his formation as an artist, sculptor and muralist.

For less than a year, Guayasamín spent time in the ____________ where he studied the artwork of the Spanish painters ___________ and ____________.

Guayasamín made a large journey through numerous South American countries where he took notes and started his work _______________.

In the late 1960’s Guayasamín’s painting series “La Edad de la Ira, consisted of 260 canvases grouped thematically as…..

In 1973 Guayasamín was named vice-president and later president of the House of Culture in Quito, Ecuador.

In 1971 Guaysamín dedicated a monumental sculpture entitled ___________ in the city of Guayaquil.

In the late 1950’s, Guayasamín realized 2 important murals, known as “The discovery of the Amazon River and History of Man and Culture..

In the late 1980’s, Guayasamín completed 2 other significant murals, known as…..

In his paintings, Guayasamín always denounced with conviction, the horrors, disasters and dramas of man.

The term "Bellas Artes" can best be defined as....

In 1960, Guayasamin received the Grand Prize of Honor which marks the...

Guayasamin died in Ecuador in 1999.

In 1981, Ecuador recognized Guayasamin's achievements in art by..

Guayasamín moved to ____ where he worked with the muralist _.

For less than a year, Guayasamín spent time in the ______ where he studied the artwork of the Spanish painters _ and ________.

In the late 1950’s, Guayasamín realized 2 important murals, known as “The discovery of the
Amazon River and History of Man and Culture..

Guayasamín moved to ____ where he worked with the muralist _.

For less than a year, Guayasamín spent time in the ______ where he studied the artwork of the Spanish painters _ and ________.

In the late 1950’s, Guayasamín realized 2 important murals, known as “The discovery of the
Amazon River and History of Man and Culture..