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Tina Modotti
Telephone Wires
1925

Mexico
Estridentismo

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Xul Solar
Two Roads
1922

Argentina
Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)

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Juana Borrero
Urchins
1896
Cuba
Costumbrismo

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Tarsila do Amaral
Carnival in Madureira
1924

Brazil
Pau Brasil

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Ramón Alva de la Canal
Radio Station for Estridentópolis
Linocut
1926

Mexico
Estridentismo

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Anita Malfatti
Man in Seven Colors
1915-16

Brazil
Expressionist/ Fauvist

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André Lhote
Rugby
1917

France
Cubist

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Jean Charlot
Chicken Vendor
1923

Mexico
Estridentismo

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Xul Solar
Blue Port
1927

Argentina
Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)

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Camilo Egas
Grupo de Indios: Baile
1922

Ecuador
Modernismo

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Jean Charlot
Woman, Coyoacán
1922

Mexico
Estridentismo

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Tarsila do Amaral
Portrait of Oswald de Andrade
1923

Brazil
Cubist

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Tina Modotti
Experiment in Related Forms
1924

Mexico
20c Modern/ Estridentismo

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Tarsila do Amaral
Study from Carnival in Rio Series
1924

Brazil
Pau Brasil

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Emilio Pettoruti
My Window in Florence
1917

Argentina
Synthetic Cubism

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Fernando Fader
Shawls of Manila
1911

Argentina
Post-Impressionist/ Modernismo

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José Agustín Arrieta
El costeño (The Boy from the Coast)
n.d. (c. 1850-74)
Mexico
Costumbrismo

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Benito Quinquela Martin
Activity at La Boca
1935

Argentina
Popular/ “Florida” group painter

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Klaxon Journal

Released in May 1922

o Takes as issue the disconnectedness of the Semana, which was neither a triumph or a failure
o Vague terminology, “the modern”, a focus on internationalism rather than the local, a focus on modernity and technology
o Covers bear a resemblance to Russian Constructivism and Dada, or Mexico’s Estridentismo
o No cohesive style, more eclecticism

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Camilo Egas
Gregorio y Carmela
1918

Ecuador
Modernismo

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Tarsila do Amaral
Morro de favela (Shantytown Hill)
1924

Brazil
Pau Brasil

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Tarsila do Amaral
Academy Study No. 4
1922

Brazil
Post-Impressionist

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Mexican Pavilion
1989 Exposition Universelle
Paris

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Emilio Pettoruti
The Quintet
1927

Argentina
Synthetic Cubism

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Tarsila do Amaral Portrait of Oswald de Andrade 1922 Brazil Expressionist/ Post-impressionist
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Journal Siqueiros' 'Three Appeals' published in, 1921
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Tarsila do Amaral São Paulo 1924 Brazil Pau Brasil
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Juan Manuel Blanes Uruguayan Gaucho Uruguay Modernismo?
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Anita Malfatti Cubist Nude 1916; Torso (Rhythm) 1915-16; Seated Male Nude 1915-1916 Brazil Expressionist
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Tarsila do Amaral The Fair II 1925 Brazil Pau Brasil
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Tina Modotti Portrait of Germán List Arzubide 1925 Mexico 20c Modern/ Estridentismo
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David Alfaro Siqueiros Shameless Trinity from El Machete 1924
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Saturnino Herrán The Old Gods - Indians and The New Gods - Spaniards From Our Gods mural project 1914 -1918 Mexico Early Modernismo
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Pedro Figari Creole Dance 1920s Uruguay Modernismo
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Ramón Alva de la Canal The Crucified One 1926 Illustration for List Arzubide, The Song of Man Mexico Estridentismo
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José Obregón The Discovery of Pulque 1869 Mexico Neoclassical/ Academic
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Tarsila do Amaral Anthropophagia 1928 Brazil Antropofagia
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Germán Cueto Mask I 1924 Mexico Estridentismo
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Leopoldo Méndez Rooftops of Jalapa cover for Horizonte July 1926 Mexico Estridentismo
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José Ferraz de Almeida Júnior The Guitar Player 1899 Brazil Costumbrismo
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Emilio Pettoruti Dancers 1918 Argentina Synthetic Cubism
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Andrés López Portrait of Viceroy Don Matías Gálvez y Gallardo, Protector of the Academy of San Carlos 1790-91 Mexico Academic Painting - DM from Spain - plaster cast 4 art classes
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Pedro Figari On a Stroll 1921-25 Argentina/ Uruguay Modernismo
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Tarsila do Amaral Black Woman 1923 Brazil Cubist/ Primitivism (Leger/ Brancusi)
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Tarsila do Amaral Study from Journey to Minas Gerais Series 1924 Brazil Pau Brasil
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Tina Modotti Tank No. 1 1927; Labor 2 1927 Illustrations for List Arzubide, The Song of Man Mexico Estridentismo
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Anita Malfatti Portrait of Màrio de Andrade 1922 Brazil Expressionist? Cubist?
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Ramón Alva de la Canal Cover for Salvador Gallardo’s El Pentagrama Eléctrico 1925 Mexico Estridentismo
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Joaquin Sorolla Vision of Spain 1919 Hispanic Society of America Spanish Artist Visiting US Costumbrismo -commissioned Archie Huntington
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Pedro Figari Preparing the Bride 1920s Uruguay Modernismo
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Francisco Laso The Indian Potter (Inhabitant of the Cordillera) 1855 Peru Indigenismo?
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Academy of San Carlos c. 1910
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Ramón Alva de la Canal Oh, Young City! Illustration for Horizonte August 1926 Mexico Estridentismo
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Tarsila do Amaral Forest 1929; Tarsila do Amaral The Lake 1928 Brazil Antropofagia
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Emilio Pettoruti Lacerba (The Siphon) 1915 Argentina Synthetic Cubism
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Ramón Alva de la Canal Charlie Chaplin 1925 Mexico Estridentismo
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Jean Charlot Massacre at the Templo Mayor 1922-23 ENP Mexico Open-Air/ National Preperatory School/ Cubist/ Estridentismo
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Ramón Alva de la Canal Planting of the True Cross 1922-23 ENP Mexico Open-Air/ National Preperatory School/ Cubist/ Estridentismo
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Pedro Figari Argentine Square Dance Under Ombú Trees 1921-25 Argentina/ Uruguay Modernismo
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Ramón Alva de la Canal El Café de Nadie 1926 Mexico Cubo-Futurist/ Estridentismo
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Saturnino Herrán Coatlicue Transformed From Our Gods mural project 1914 – 1918 Mexico Early Modernismo -sacred+profane; syncretic
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Fermín Revueltas Allegory of the Virgin of Guadalupe 1923 ENP Mexico Open-Air/ National Preperatory School/ Cubist/ Estridentismo
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Tarsila do Amaral Caipirinha (Little Country Girl) 1923 Brazil Cubist Leger, purism, cleaned-up cubism, return to order, figurative but avant-garde for Brazil; maybe even Malevich (Futurism)
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Emilio Pettoruti Dynamic of the Wind 1915 Argentina Futurist
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Ramón Alva de la Canal Jazz 1925 Mexico Estridentismo
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Anita Malfatti Yellow Man 1915-16 Brazil Expressionist
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Camilo Egas El Sanjuanito 1917 Ecuador Modernismo
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Fermín Revueltas Cover, Irradiador September – November 1923 Mexico Estridentismo
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Germán Cueto Portrait mask of Germán List Arzubide 1924 Mexico Estridentismo
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Tarsila do Amaral São Paulo 1924 Brazil Pau Brasil
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Juan Manuel Blanes Evening n.d. Argentina Modernismo
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Anita Malfatti (L) & Tarsila do Amaral (R) Portrait of Màrio de Andrade 1922 Brazil Cubo-Expressionist & Post-Impressionist
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Diego Rivera Calligramme for Irradiador 1923 Mexico Estridentismo
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Emilio Pettoruti Dynamic Expansion 1914 Argentina Futurist
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David Alfaro Siqueiros Unity of Peasant, Soldier and Worker from El Machete no. 3 April 1-15, 1924
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Xul Solar Tlaloc (Rain God) 1923 Argentina Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)
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Jean Charlot Illustrations for Urbe 1924 Mexico Estridentismo
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Mário de Andrade Mahogony Rafts 1927; Ridicuous Bet in Tefé, June 12, 1927 Brazil Pau Brasil?
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Camilo Egas Group of Indians: Walk to the Market 1922 Ecuador Modernismo
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Rodrigo Gutiérrez The Senate of Tlaxcala 1875 Mexico Neoclassical/ Academic
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Augusto García Menocal Bobadilla Sending Off Columbus 1893 Cuba Academic Painting
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Emilio Pettoruti Pensierosa (Thoughtful One) 1920 Argentina Synthetic Cubism
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Camilo Egas Indian Festival 1922 Ecuador Modernismo
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Emilio Pettoruti Blue Grotto of Capri 1918 Argentina Synthetic Cubism
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Fermín Revueltas Exterior Scaffolding 1923 Mexico Estridentismo
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Picasso Entrance to Bullring 1900 Spain Genre
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Xul Solar Dragon 1927 Argentina Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)
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Fermín Revueltas 5 cent café 1925 Mexico Cubo-Futurist/ Estridentismo
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Tarsila do Amaral E.F.C.B. Central Railway of Brazil 1924 Brazil Pau Brasil
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Saturnino Herrán The Rebozo (The Shawl) 1916 Mexico Modernismo
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Xul Solar Nana Watzin 1923 Argentina Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)
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Camilo Egas Grupo de Indios: Danza Ceremonial 1922 Ecuador Modernismo
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Tarsila do Amaral Palm Trees 1925 Brazil Pau Brasil
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Jorge Luis Borges Language of the Argentines 1928 Watercolor illustrations and printed illustrations by Xul Solar Argentina Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)
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José María Velasco El Citlatépetl 1879 Mexico Academic Painting
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Horizonte Covers by Ramón Alva de la Canal 1926-7 Mexico Estridentismo
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Anita Malfatti Yellow Man 1915-16 Brazil Expressionist
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Ramón Alva de la Canal Mabel o Janne, depending on the time of the day c 1924 Mexico Estridentismo
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Emilio Pettoruti My Harlequin 1927 Argentina Synthetic Cubism
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Tarsila do Amaral The Model 1923 Brazil Cubist
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Fermín Revueltas Landscape with High Tension Wires 1924 Mexico Estridentismo
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Saturnino Herrán Tehuana 1914 Mexico Modernismo -Tehuantepec; Huipil
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Tarsila do Amaral Self-Portrait with Red Coat 1923 Brazil Cubist?
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Pedro Figari Pampa 1920s Uruguay Modernismo
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Emiliano di Cavalcanti Catalogue cover, Week of Modern Art 1922 Brazil Expressionist
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Anita Malfatti The Japanese 1915-16 Brazil Expressionist
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Tarsila do Amara Cover and interior drawings for Oswald de Andrade Pau-Brasil Poetry Manifesto March 1924 Brazil Pau Brasil
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Pedro Figari Fiesta on the Ranch 1921-25 Argentina/ Uruguay Modernismo
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Pedro Figari Horses 1920s Uruguay Modernismo
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Anita Malfatti Tropical 1917 Brazil Expressionist? Costumbrismo?
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Diego Rivera Creation encaustic Escuela Nacional Preparatoria 1922-23
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Adolfo Bellocq Beggars 1925 Argentina Martin Fiero/ Boedo
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Fernando Fader Figure in the Landscape 1919 Argentina Post-Impressionist/ Modernistmo
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Pedro Figari Candombe 1920s Uruguay Modernismo
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Anita Malfatti The Fool 1915-16 Brazil Expressionist
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Tarsila do Amaral Abaporú 1928 Brazil Antropofagia
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``` Tarsila do Amaral Lagoa Santa (Holy Lagoon) 1925 ``` Brazil Pau Brasil
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Tarsila do Amaral Model 1923 Brazil Cubist (Leger/Lhote)
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Ramón Alva de la Canal Building of the Estridentista Movement 1926 Mexico Estridentismo
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Fernando Leal Feast of Our Lord of Chalma 1923 ENP Mexico Open-Air/ National Preperatory School/ Cubist/ Estridentismo
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Tina Modotti Workers 1926 Mexico 20c Modern/ Estridentismo
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Pettorutti in Europe
1913-24 [Argentina, Martin Fierro]
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Xul Solar in Europe
1912-24 [Argentina, Modernismo]
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Rivera in Europe Rivera in US
EU: 1907-21 US: 1930-4 [Mexico]
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Siqueiros in Europe
1919-22 (writes Three Appeals there, 1921) [Mexico]
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Berni in Europe
1920s [Argentina, Social Realism]
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Portinari in Paris/ Europe
1930-1 [Brazil, Social Realism]
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Sabogal in Europe Sabogal in Buenos Aires
EU: 1908-13 BsAs: 1914-19 [Ecuador]
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Egas in Spain Egas in NYC
Spain: c.1919-26 NY: c.1927-62 [Ecuador]
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Tamayo in NY
1926-9 [Mexico]
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Palaez in NY Palaez in Europe
NY: 1923-7 EU: 1927-34 [Cuba]
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Wilfredo Lam in Europe
20 years, returns 1942 to Cuba
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Anita Malfatti in Germany Malfatti in NY
Germany: 1911-14 (Expressionism) NY: 1914-16 (Dada, Duchamp) 1917 exh. in Sao Paulo
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Tarsila do Amaral in Paris
1920-22; returns 1922-3 with Oswald [Brazil]

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