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Arthur Aeschbacher (1923–2020) Series of Mexican Catchers, Barrio Medrano Torn paper on canvas. Signed and dated on the back, titled on the back 60 x 60 cm Arthur Aeschbacher, a Franco-Swiss visual artist associated with the New Realism movement, maintained a close connection to the circus—a legacy passed down from his mother, a horse trainer—a passion that fueled his collages of torn posters. His iconic works, such as *Medrano Turn-cut* or the graphic series *Mexicanas*, bear witness to this vibrant influence and his artistic interpretation of the world of entertainment.
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