Oswaldo Guayasamín

Ecuadorian painter and sculptor of 'La Age of Wrath'

Oswaldo Guayasamín - Artists & Creatives born 1919
Born

1919
107 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Ecuador

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An influential Ecuadorian painter and sculptor, known for works that reflect social injustice and human suffering. His artistic career began at an early age, eventually leading to the creation of significant pieces that address themes of oppression and hope. Established the Capilla del Hombre in Quito, which serves as a tribute to the struggles of Latin American people and their cultures. His unique style combines elements of expressionism and surrealism, often utilizing bold colors and emotive subjects.

Created 'La Age of Wrath' series

Established the Capilla del Hombre

Developed a distinctive expressive style

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