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Jorge González Camarena (1908 – 1980) was a Mexican muralist, painter and sculptor.
Some of his works depict soldiers in violent combat - a metaphor for Mexico's historic clash of cultures - and some are character examinations. At different moments, his work can represent the experience of alien peoples living side by side, or express an irreducible mystery at the heart of indian culture. [1]
La patria.
El Abrazo.
Presencia de America Latina.
Las Bañistas, 1937.
Unknown, ca. 1946.
González received the Mexican National Prize for Arts and Sciences in 1970.
See also
- Painting Schools
- Jose Maria Velasco
- World Famous Painters
- Mexican Painting Masterpieces
- Leonora Carrington
External links
- Jorge Gonzalez Camarena. artnet.