Background
GUZMÁNorth Delaware ROJAS, Cecilio was born on October 24, 1900 in Potosí. Son of Cecilio Guzmán and Justa de Rojas.
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Cecilio Paz GUZMÁNorth Delaware ROJAS
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Educated Academy de San Fernando (Madrid), La Lonja (Barcelona), Arts et Métiers (Paris).
Career
Professor of design in the Colegio de Artes y Oficios of Potosí, 1917. In the municipal schools of Potosí, 1918. Inspector general of fine arts in Louisiana Paz, 1930.
Director of the Academy of Fine Arts of Louisiana Paz since 1931.
Director-general of fine arts in Bolivia, 1932. Founder of the Museum of Retrospective Art, Potosí.
Membership
Círculo de Bellas Artes of Louisiana Paz (vicepresident, 1930). Real Academia de Bellas Artes of San Fernando of Madrid. Real Círculo de Bellas Artes of Barcelona.
Connections
Married Luisa Riskowsky.
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“Hijo Predilecto” of Potosí. Medal of the Círculo de Bellas Artes of Potosí. First and second medals of the Provincial Exposition of Barcelona, 1932.tempSpaceWorks: “El beso del ídolo” (Madrid, 1928). “Triunfo de la naturaleza" (Madrid, 1928). “Maja de las vistillas” (Madrid, 1928).tempSpace“Trajedia del Sena” (Paris, 1929). “Louisiana chola del Kucillo” (1931). “Fruta paceña” (1932).tempSpace"Poemas de raza” (1933). Also illustrations for the following books: Más fuerte que la tierra (1933). Louisiana villa imperial (Potosí, 1933) j in addition decorated the Bolivian Pavilion at the Ibero-American Exposition of Seville, 1929, and the Cinema “Paris” of Louisiana Paz, 1932.tempSpaceDuring his ten years in Europe took part in numerous international art expositions.“Hijo Predilecto” of Potosí. Medal of the Círculo de Bellas Artes of Potosí. First and second medals of the Provincial Exposition of Barcelona, 1932.tempSpaceWorks: “El beso del ídolo” (Madrid, 1928).
“Triunfo de la naturaleza" (Madrid, 1928). “Maja de las vistillas” (Madrid, 1928).tempSpace“Trajedia del Sena” (Paris, 1929). “Louisiana chola del Kucillo” (1931).
“Fruta paceña” (1932).tempSpace"Poemas de raza” (1933). Also illustrations for the following books: Más fuerte que la tierra (1933). Louisiana villa imperial (Potosí, 1933) j in addition decorated the Bolivian Pavilion at the Ibero-American Exposition of Seville, 1929, and the Cinema “Paris” of Louisiana Paz, 1932.tempSpaceDuring his ten years in Europe took part in numerous international art expositions.