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'''Painting''' is one of the most ancient arts in Mexico. It is said that the oldest paint in America was found in a cave in [[Baja California]]. [[Aztecs]] and Mayans, painted on the walls of their temples and tombs. In [[Maya|Mayan]] culture one may find interesting paintings in Bonampak frescoes. The [[Baroque]] style was developed also in [[New Spain]] in its Colonial era; although, it incorporated Indian decorative motifs. Religious paintings intended for churches and portraits of aristocrats were the current subject in this Colonial era. From the XVI to the XVIII Century, Mexican painting played an important didactic role. Different European Schools during XIX and XX Century, had influence in Mexican painters. ''The Mexican Modernist School (and [[Muralism|muralists]]) abandoned the solemn and detached art of [[Europe]] and instead embraced bold [[New World]] imagery full of color and human activity.'' [http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/travel/jcummings/jcdiegofrida.html]  
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'''Painting''' is one of the most ancient arts in Mexico. It is said that the oldest paint in America was found in a cave in [[Baja California]]. [[Aztecs]] and Mayans, painted on the walls of their temples and tombs. In [[Maya|Mayan]] culture one may find interesting paintings in Bonampak frescoes. The [[Baroque]] style was developed also in [[New Spain]] in its Colonial era; although, it incorporated Indian decorative motifs. Religious paintings intended for churches and [[portraits]] of aristocrats were the current subject in this Colonial era. From the XVI to the XVIII Century, Mexican painting played an important didactic role. Different European Schools during XIX and XX Century, had influence in Mexican painters. ''The Mexican Modernist School (and [[Muralism|muralists]]) abandoned the solemn and detached art of [[Europe]] and instead embraced bold [[New World]] imagery full of color and human activity.'' [http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/travel/jcummings/jcdiegofrida.html]  
  
 
== Painters of New Spain ==
 
== Painters of New Spain ==
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Some of the most important painters of the New Spain are:
 
Some of the most important painters of the New Spain are:
  
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* [[Simón Pereyns]]
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* Simón Pereyns (Flemish)
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* [[Baltasar Echave Rioja]]
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* Sebastián López de Arteaga (Spanish)
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* [[Luis Juárez]]
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* Baltasar de Echave Orio (Basque)
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* Baltasar de Echave Ibía
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* Baltasar Echave Rioja
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* Luis Juárez
 
* [[Cristóbal de Villalpando]]
 
* [[Cristóbal de Villalpando]]
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* [[José Juárez]]
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* José Juárez
 
* [[Juan Correa]]
 
* [[Juan Correa]]
 
* [[José de Ibarra]]
 
* [[José de Ibarra]]
 
* [[Miguel Cabrera]]
 
* [[Miguel Cabrera]]
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* [[Nicolás Rodríguez Juárez]]
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* Nicolás Rodríguez Juárez
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* [[José Luis Rodríguez Alconedo]]
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* José Luis Rodríguez Alconedo
  
 
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{{Clear}}
  
 
== Painters of Mexico ==
 
== Painters of Mexico ==
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[[Image:Piña Sanson y Dalila detalle.jpg|thumb|Sansón y Dalila (detail) by José Salomé Pina]]
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[[File:Self Portrait Pelegrin Clave WCPD.jpg|thumb|Self-Portrait by Pelegrín Clavé.]]
 
[[File:Cordero Autoretrato.jpg|thumb|Selfportrait by Juan Cordero.]]
 
[[File:Cordero Autoretrato.jpg|thumb|Selfportrait by Juan Cordero.]]
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[[Image:Diego Rivera 1949.JPG|thumb|Diego Rivera, 1949.]]
 
  
 
Some of the most important Mexican painters are:
 
Some of the most important Mexican painters are:
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* [[Jose Maria Velasco|José María Velasco]]
 
* [[Jose Maria Velasco|José María Velasco]]
 
* [[Joaquin Clausell]]
 
* [[Joaquin Clausell]]
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* [[Germán Gedovius]]
 
* [[Dr. Atl]]
 
* [[Dr. Atl]]
 
* [[Jose Clemente Orozco]]
 
* [[Jose Clemente Orozco]]
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* [[Rufino Tamayo]]
 
* [[Rufino Tamayo]]
 
* [[Remedios Varo]]
 
* [[Remedios Varo]]
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* [[Alfredo Zalce]]
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* Alfredo Zalce
 
* [[Juan O'Gorman]]
 
* [[Juan O'Gorman]]
 
* [[Gunther Gerzso]]
 
* [[Gunther Gerzso]]
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* [[Jorge Gonzalez Camarena]]
 
* [[Jorge Gonzalez Camarena]]
 
* Jesús Guerrero Galván
 
* Jesús Guerrero Galván
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* Leonora Carrington
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* [[Leonora Carrington]]
 
* [[Juan Soriano]]
 
* [[Juan Soriano]]
 
* Pedro Coronel
 
* Pedro Coronel
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* [[Rafael Coronel]]
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* Rafael Coronel
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* [[Francisco Toledo]]
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* Francisco Toledo
  
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[[Image:Diego Rivera 1949.JPG|thumb|left|Diego Rivera, 1949.]]
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[[Image:Clausell Marina.jpg|center|frame|Joaquin Clausell, Marina]]
 
[[Image:Clausell Marina.jpg|center|frame|Joaquin Clausell, Marina]]
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== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
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File:Gonzalez Camarena Presencia de America Latina.jpg|Presencia de America Latina [[Jorge Gonzalez Camarena]].
 
File:Gonzalez Camarena Presencia de America Latina.jpg|Presencia de America Latina [[Jorge Gonzalez Camarena]].
 
Image:Guerrero Galvan La Madre Tierra.jpg|La Madre Tierra ''' Jesús Guerrero Galván'''  
 
Image:Guerrero Galvan La Madre Tierra.jpg|La Madre Tierra ''' Jesús Guerrero Galván'''  
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Image:Carington Adios mí general.jpg|Adios mí general '''Leonora Carrington'''
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Image:Carrington Adios mí general.jpg|Adiós mí general [[Leonora Carrington]]
 
Image:Soriano Retrato de Don Diego de Mesa con perro1948.JPG|Retrato de Don Diego de Mesa con perro '''[[Juan Soriano]]'''  
 
Image:Soriano Retrato de Don Diego de Mesa con perro1948.JPG|Retrato de Don Diego de Mesa con perro '''[[Juan Soriano]]'''  
 
Image:Toledo Vacas y toro.jpg|Vacas y Toro '''Francisco Toledo'''
 
Image:Toledo Vacas y toro.jpg|Vacas y Toro '''Francisco Toledo'''
 
Image:Luz de Lourdes Pino Terraza.gif|Terraza '''Luz de Lourdes Pino'''
 
Image:Luz de Lourdes Pino Terraza.gif|Terraza '''Luz de Lourdes Pino'''
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
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[[File:Velasco - Valley of Mexico.jpg]]
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Valley of Mexico by [[José María Velasco]].
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*[[Painting Schools]]
 
*[[Painting Schools]]
 
*[[Painting Masterpieces]]
 
*[[Painting Masterpieces]]
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* [[Mexico by World Painters]]
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[[Image:Chac códice maya.jpg|thumb|left|120px|Chac, mayan codex.]]
 
[[Image:Chac códice maya.jpg|thumb|left|120px|Chac, mayan codex.]]
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== External links ==
 
== External links ==
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[[Image:Varo Source of the Orinoco River.jpg|thumb|Remedios Varo, Exploration of the Source of the Orinoco River.]]
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[[Image:Varo Source of the Orinoco River.jpg|thumb|[[Remedios Varo]], Exploration of the Source of the Orinoco River.]]
 
*[http://www.explorandomexico.com/about-mexico/5/5/ Mexican Painters]
 
*[http://www.explorandomexico.com/about-mexico/5/5/ Mexican Painters]
 
*[http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1E1-Mexicana.html Mexican art]
 
*[http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1E1-Mexicana.html Mexican art]
 
*[http://www.pinturamexicana.com/ Pintura Mexicana] In Spanish.
 
*[http://www.pinturamexicana.com/ Pintura Mexicana] In Spanish.
 
*[http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/arts.html Mexican Artists and Sculptors]
 
*[http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/arts.html Mexican Artists and Sculptors]
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*[http://www.all-art.org/art_20th_century/carrington1.html Leonora Carrington.] Art of the 20th Century.
  
 
[[Image:Chávez Morado Las Vírgenes Locas.jpg|thumb|220px|left|Las Vírgenes Locas, José Chávez Morado.]]
 
[[Image:Chávez Morado Las Vírgenes Locas.jpg|thumb|220px|left|Las Vírgenes Locas, José Chávez Morado.]]

Revision as of 13:58, November 15, 2014

Villalpando, San Ignacio en Tierra Santa, 1710, Museo Nacional del Virreinato.

Painting is one of the most ancient arts in Mexico. It is said that the oldest paint in America was found in a cave in Baja California. Aztecs and Mayans, painted on the walls of their temples and tombs. In Mayan culture one may find interesting paintings in Bonampak frescoes. The Baroque style was developed also in New Spain in its Colonial era; although, it incorporated Indian decorative motifs. Religious paintings intended for churches and portraits of aristocrats were the current subject in this Colonial era. From the XVI to the XVIII Century, Mexican painting played an important didactic role. Different European Schools during XIX and XX Century, had influence in Mexican painters. The Mexican Modernist School (and muralists) abandoned the solemn and detached art of Europe and instead embraced bold New World imagery full of color and human activity. [1]

Painters of New Spain

Miguel Cabrera, Virgen de la Luz

Some of the most important painters of the New Spain are:

Painters of Mexico

Self-Portrait by Pelegrín Clavé.
Selfportrait by Juan Cordero.

Some of the most important Mexican painters are:

Diego Rivera, 1949.
Joaquin Clausell, Marina

Gallery


Velasco - Valley of Mexico.jpg

Valley of Mexico by José María Velasco.

See also

Nuestra Imagen Actual by David Alfaro Siqueiros.


Chac, mayan codex.

External links

Remedios Varo, Exploration of the Source of the Orinoco River.
Las Vírgenes Locas, José Chávez Morado.
Rufino Tamayo, La Gran Galaxia
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