Oswaldo Guayasamin, Ecuadorian painter and sculptor

Mar. 27 Guayasamin: Ecuadorian Painter and Sculptor of Kichwa and Mestizo heritage: The Past Announces the future photographed by Prensa Latina. Although Oswaldo Guayasamin employs a modern style, his art has a powerful Quechua (Kichwa) element which curbs the snobbism of a society engaged in destroying the slightest vestige of Indian ancestry. Guayasamin is not original, say some. He Produces serials, remark others. His main topic is the Revolution, point out art philosophers. He's not a revolutionary because he lives like a millionaire they shout at the Atene of Quito. Picture shows: Guayasamin and two of his famous paintings: Indian Chieftains and Sad Creole music protesting against oppression

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