Compostela : escultor : (Francesco Vázquez Díaz 1898-1988) / Carmen Vázquez Arce
Idioma: Español Editor: San Juan, Puerto Rico : Editorial de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, 2015Descripción: xxi, 408 páginas : ilustraciones ; 30 cm + 1 DVD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)Tipo de contenido:- text
- still image
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780847701681
- 0847701689
- 23 730.92
- NB314.C65 V39 2015
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| Libro | Biblioteca Encarnación Valdés Colección de Puerto Rico | P.R. 730.92 V3932yc (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Disponible | 80000002660945 |
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Tells the biography of the Spanish sculptor exiled in Puerto Rico: Vazquez Diaz (1898-1988), better known by the pseudonym Compostela and considered the father of the Puerto Rican sculpture. This biography is written from the perspective of one of his daughters, researcher Carmen Vazquez, The publication includes the first catalog of the artist's work. Two bibliographies, a chronology, and historical photos included. Josefina Alix and Teresa Tió contribute with individual critical studies of Compostela, and artists Antonio Martorell and Thomas Batista share fond memories dedicated to his teacher and colleague. Photos of pieces that adorn the printed section are mostly Jochi Melero.
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Dedicatoria -- Nota preliminar -- Abreviaturas -- Historia de un hombre que quiso ser escultor -- Bibliografia de consulta -- Comentarios criticos -- Testimonios -- Chronologia -- Agradecimientos.
"Tells the biography of the Spanish sculptor exiled in Puerto Rico: Vazquez Diaz (1898-1988), better known by the pseudonym Compostela and considered the father of the Puerto Rican sculpture. This biography is written from the perspective of one of his daughters, researcher Carmen Vazquez, The publication includes the first catalog of the artist's work. Two bibliographies, a chronology, and historical photos included. Josefina Alix and Teresa Tió contribute with individual critical studies of Compostela, and artists Antonio Martorell and Thomas Batista share fond memories dedicated to his teacher and colleague. Photos of pieces that adorn the printed section are mostly Jochi Melero."