PAINTINGS

A black and white photo of an older man with gray hair, resting his chin on his hands, sitting at a table in a casual indoor setting, with a background that includes a chalkboard menu and some paper or posters on the wall.

BEN

Handwritten text in blue ink reads, 'los golden boys de wall street yummer du crack'.

Ben Vautier, known simply as Ben, was a French artist associated with the Fluxus movement. His paintings often feature handwritten text with bold, provocative statements that challenge art, society, and identity. Using simple words and direct language, Ben turns everyday thoughts into visual art, blending humor, irony, and philosophy.

Black and white photograph of a man with white hair, sitting at a table with geometric shapes, including a sphere, cube, and pyramid, holding a paintbrush and looking directly at the camera.

Joaquin Torres GARCIA

Art by Joaquin Torres GARCIA

Abstract painting of buildings, a train, and a woman in geometric shapes and bold colors, with the word 'Montevideo' and initials 'JTG 43' at the bottom.

Joaquín Torres-García (1874–1949) was a Uruguayan artist known for his style called Constructive Universalism. He combined geometric abstraction with symbols inspired by ancient cultures, aiming to create a universal visual language. His work often features grids, signs, and earthy colors, painted mainly in oil on wood or canvas.

Black and white photo of a man in a dress shirt and tie sitting at a traditional turntable or loom, looking to the side, with wooden shelves in the background.

Lucio FONTANA

Art by Lucio FONTANA

Abstract artwork with a blue circular background and gold textured center, framed with a gold and beige border.

Lucio Fontana (1899–1968) was an Italian-Argentinian artist best known for his Concetto Spaziale (Spatial Concept) series. He pioneered a new approach to art by cutting or piercing the canvas, exploring space, movement, and the void. His work bridged painting, sculpture, and conceptual art, challenging the limits of traditional media.

Black and white photo of a man with a beard and mustache, wearing a white collared shirt. Behind him is a mural or painting featuring abstract human figures with exaggerated features and open hands.

Cesar LEAL

Art by CESAR LEAL

A surrealist painting of a woman's face partially covered by a geometric, abstract figure. A steaming cup of coffee, a cigar, and a decorative pedestal with colorful sections are also depicted.

César Leal  Jiménez (1948–2024) was a Cuban painter, draftsman, and educator known for his mastery of drawing and figurative work . A graduate of Havana’s Escuela Nacional de Artes Plásticas (1968), he won numerous awards—including Mexico’s Young Latin American Painting Prize (1966) and the Paris Salon de Mayo Prize (1968)—and his work is held in Cuba’s National Museum of Fine Arts. Deeply engaged with community arts, Leal taught at institutions like San Alejandro, created public murals, and used his art to critique social realities in late-period Cuba

Smiling elderly man with white hair and beard, standing in front of framed pictures on a wall.

Antonio Henrique AMARAL

Art by Antonio Henrique AMARAL

Abstract painting of a pink mountain with a pink peak, set against a blue sky with a yellow sun or rays above it, a crescent moon and stars on the left, and a large swirl or cloud on the right, with blue wavy lines at the bottom.

Antônio Henrique Amaral (1935–2015) was a Brazilian painter and printmaker known for his politically charged and visually striking works. He gained international attention with his banana series in the 1970s, using hyperrealistic, often violent imagery of bananas to critique Brazil’s military dictatorship. His art blended pop art, realism, and symbolism, exploring themes of power, repression, and national identity. Over his career, Amaral evolved from printmaking to large-scale painting, leaving a lasting mark on Latin American contemporary art.

A black and white mural depicting a woman's face with traditional face paint, set against a landscape background with trees, birds, and a moon.

J RAMIREZ

Art by J RAMIREZ

A vibrant sunset scene with an indigenous woman’s face in the center, surrounded by tropical trees, hummingbirds, and abstract patterns, with a large yellow sun in the sky.

J Ramírez is a Peruvian artist known for his vibrant, expressive paintings that merge figurative and abstract elements. His work often explores themes of identity, memory, and the cultural richness of Latin America. Ramírez employs bold color palettes, dynamic brushstrokes, and layered compositions to evoke both emotional depth and visual movement. His art reflects a deep engagement with personal history while resonating with universal human experiences..

A black-and-white portrait of an older man with wavy hair, wearing a suit and tie, looking serious.

Vartan MAHOKIAN

Art by Vartan MAHOKIAN

A painting of ocean waves crashing against rocks on a cloudy day.

Vartan Mahokian (1869–1937) was an Armenian painter known for his powerful seascapes. Trained in Berlin and Paris, he later settled in France after fleeing the Armenian genocide. His work captures the drama and beauty of the sea with a classical, expressive style.

A black and white photograph of a man with glasses, curly hair, wearing a button-up shirt and a tie, resting his head on his hand.

Antoni TAPIES

Art by Antoni TAPIES

Abstract painting with black brushstrokes, red accents, and small black crosses on a beige background, framed with a black border.

Antoni Tàpies (1923–2012) was a Spanish painter and sculptor from Catalonia, known for his textured, abstract works that merged art with matter and symbolism. A leading figure in postwar European art, he often used unconventional materials like sand, marble dust, and rags to create surfaces rich in physical depth.

Black and white portrait of a young man with wavy hair, mustache, in traditional clothing against a dark background.

Mariano FORTUNY

Art by Mariano FORTUNY

A painting of a group of people gathered near a body of water with hills and a building in the background, framed in an ornate gold frame.

Mariano Fortuny (1838–1874) was a Spanish painter known for his detailed historical and Orientalist scenes. Influenced by his travels in Morocco, he combined rich color with precise technique. Though his life was short, he played a key role in 19th-century Spanish art.

Black and white portrait of a man with dark, curly hair and a full beard and mustache, dressed in formal clothing, looking at the camera with a serious expression.

Raimundo DE MADRAZO

Art by Raimundo DE MADRAZO

A painting of two individuals in elaborate 18th-century costumes, with a woman dressed in a dark gown with lace details and a man in green attire with a tricorn hat, set against a dark background with a stone wall.

Raimundo de Madrazo (1841–1920) was a Spanish painter known for his elegant portraits and genre scenes. Trained in Madrid and Paris, he painted with refined detail and a polished, academic style. His work often depicted fashionable women and interiors, capturing the grace and luxury of 19th-century high society.

An elderly man in a suit standing in front of a modern art painting with abstract shapes.

Joan MIRO

Art by Joan MIRO

Abstract artwork with colorful geometric shapes in red, blue, green, and yellow, outlined in black, inside a decorative wooden frame.

Joan Miró (1893‑1983) was a pioneering Catalan artist whose vibrant abstraction, rich symbolism, and multimedia innovation made him a defining figure of 20th‑century modernism. From his Catalonia‑inspired early works to his dreamlike oeuvre and monumental public art, Miró’s visual vocabulary—rooted in play, rebellion, and poetic imagination—continues to influence and enchant across generations.

A stylized grayscale illustration of a face with a circle around it, featuring large eyes with horizontal lines, a long nose, and an open mouth with visible teeth. The face is surrounded by abstract shapes and patterns, including curved horn-like structures and geometric lines.

Roberto PANDOLFI

Art by Roberto PANDOLFI

Colorful abstract artwork featuring a whimsical, cartoon-like creature with a round face, horns, and a long, winding body with various patterns and colors, set against a pink background within an ornate green and gold frame.

Roberto Pandolfi is a Cuban-born artist based in Miami, known for his vibrant oil paintings featuring floral still lifes, abstract forms, and expressive compositions. His work combines rich color palettes with fluid brushwork, blending figurative and decorative elements. Active since at least the 1960s, Pandolfi’s pieces have appeared in galleries and private collections, and he continues to be recognized for his elegant, timeless aesthetic.

Black and white photo of a smiling woman with short, wavy hair, wearing a sleeveless top and necklace, standing in front of a wooden wall.

BOZE

Colorful abstract painting of a reclining figure with mechanical and organic elements on a blue platform, framed in wood.

Art by BOZE

BOZE is a French painter, writer, sculptor and art collector with a life shaped by extraordinary adventures.
His artworks reflect travel, memory, and cultural encounters through vivid, expressive forms.
As a collector, he supports diverse, emerging talents from around the world.
His writing documents his journeys and artistic insights with clarity and passion.

A man with glasses and a white t-shirt sitting in an artist's studio, surrounded by artwork and art supplies.

Sol LEWITT

Art by Sol LEWITT

Abstract watercolor painting with red, black, blue, and yellow brushstrokes in a wooden frame.

Sol LeWitt (1928–2007) was a key figure in Conceptual and Minimal art. He created geometric wall drawings and structures based on systems and ideas, often using acrylic, ink, or pencil. His work emphasized concept over execution, redefining the role of the artist.

A black and white photo of a middle-aged man with light-colored hair, resting his chin on his hand, outdoors with tree branches and leaves in the background.

Armando MORALES

Art by Armando MORALES

Painting of three nude women on a boat, one holding a red object, in an abstract style with muted colors.

Armando Morales (1927–2011) was a renowned Nicaraguan painter known for his mastery of oil painting.
He painted dreamlike tropical forests, female nudes, still lifes, and historical scenes.
His work blends realism with abstraction, often finished with beeswax for a rich texture.
Morales explored themes of memory, mythology, and identity with lyrical intensity.
He remains one of Latin America's most respected modern artists.

UNKNOWN ARTISTS

A traditional Asian painting depicting a scene with two men sitting and lying on a bed while a woman serves tea and a young boy watches, set in an ornate room with carved wooden panels and hanging lanterns.

Art by UNKNOWN ARTISTS

This section presents a diverse collection of artworks by various lesser-known artists from different periods. It includes paintings, sculptures, drawings, and mixed media that highlight hidden talents and unique perspectives. Each piece offers a glimpse into untold creative journeys across time. Together, they celebrate the richness and depth of anonymous and forgotten artistry.