Manuel Reyna Argentinian, 1912-1989
Overview
Considered a national treasure in his homeland, Manuel Reyna was born in Cordoba, Argentina in 1912, where he lived and worked until his death in 1989. Trained as a brick mason and self taught as an artist, Reyna was recently honored by the Museuo Caraffa in Cordoba with a major career retrospective.
Manual Reyna's paintings possess a sense of selflessness as he silently and openly shares his world, his Argentina with the viewer. There is a wonderful sense of solitude within these paintings, a harmony of nature and man commmunicated through a sensitive approach to color and impeccable attention to composition.
Works
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CAPILLA COLONIAL, 1981
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CASERIO, 1973
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CASITA CON PERRO, 1975
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GALPON EN BALUMBA, 1980
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LA CAPILLA ROJA, 1988
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LA FABRICA, 1955
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LOS BURRITOS, 1968
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LOS CABALLOS, 1976
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POTRANCOS DE BELLVILLE, 1971
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PRIMITIVA IGLESIA DE CAPILLA DEL MONTE, 1987
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PUENTE ANTARTIDA, 1970
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SAN MARCOS (IGLESIA ANTIGUA), 1981
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TEMPLO DE HUACALERA, 1982
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VIVIENDAS DE ALTO AL VERDE, 1972