FERNANDO X. GONZÁLEZ (Buenos Aires, 1956)
MONTEVIDEO
Color print
Minimal color …

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FERNANDO X. GONZÁLEZ (Buenos Aires, 1956) MONTEVIDEO Color print Minimal color range representing the body and head of a bell tower without details. It belongs to a set of 26 prints corresponding to the Cities collection, published by the Department of Culture of the Madrid City Council in 1998 for being the Iberoamerican capital of culture. Each one accompanied by a poetic fragment of different Latin American writers. Signed and numbered 198/200 in pencil in the lower corner. Framed with methacrylate 33 x 22 without frame. 44 x 34cm with frame

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FERNANDO X. GONZÁLEZ (Buenos Aires, 1956)

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Iconography of Montevideo 1955 "Iconography of Montevideo". Departmental Council of Montevideo. Montevideo, 1955. No. 1296. 253 p.

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