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Sullivan, Edward J. was born on October 26, 1949 in New York City.
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Tomas Sánchez
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This is the first comprehensive publication devoted to Tomás Sánchez, one of the most important and celebrated living Cuban artists. Sánchez is a commanding realist, although his landscapes are imagined or dreamed. His work is meticulous in its breath-taking detail, but the objective of the artist is not so much the recreation of reality as it is the display of a magical realism. In this respect, Sánchez is closer perhaps to Gabriel García Márquez than to the North American model of hyperrealism. This volume follows the development of Sánchez's work chronologically from his early expressionist paintings to his most recent landscapes.
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Baroque Painting in Madrid: The Contribution of Claudio Coello With a Catalogue Raisonne of His Works
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Julio Larraz
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Cuban-American super-realist painter's mystical still lifes, landscapes, figure subjects.
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Brazil: Body & Soul
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New Lower Price This magnificent volume is a soaring tribute to the harmonious nature of Brazilian art and culture. Juxtaposing Baroque masterpieces from the 17th and 18th centuries with essential works of Modern and contemporary art as well as indigenous and Afro-Brazilian arts, the book's editors explore the integration of sensorial and spiritual experience in Brazilian art--the union of body and soul. Included are some 350 paintings, sculptures, and decorative objects, ranging from a monumental Baroque altarpiece to contemporary photographic works and installations. Throughout, the text reveals the deep cultural links between the different periods, tracing the indigenous, African and European influences in Brazilian art from the Baroque era to the present.
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Edward J. Sullivan
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Edward J. Sullivan, American fine arts educator. Recipient Victoria Ocampo award, Escuela de Administracion Cultural, Buenos Aires, 1997; fellow, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 2003, Samuel H. Kress Foundation, American Council Learned Societies, American Philosophical Society, Program for Cultural Cooperation Between the Ministry of Culture of Spain and North America Universities, American Society for Hispanic Art History Studies.
Education
Bachelor in Fine Arts and Spanish and Portuguese, New York University, 1971. Master of Arts in Spanish and Portuguese, New York University, 1972. Master of Arts in Fine Arts, New York University, 1975.
Doctor of Philosophy in Fine Arts, New York University, 1979.
Career
Professor, chairman fine arts New York University, New York City, 1979—2003. Member advisory committee El Museo del Barrio. Member exhibition committee Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey, Mexico.
Member honorary committee Fundacion Ludwig de Cuba. Board member Mexican Cultural Institute New York.
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book
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Tomas Sánchez
( This is the first comprehensive publication devoted to ...)
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Brazil: Body & Soul
(New Lower Price This magnificent volume is a soaring trib...)
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Julio Larraz
(Cuban-American super-realist painter's mystical still lif...)
- Baroque Painting in Madrid: The Contribution of Claudio Coello With a Catalogue Raisonne of His Works
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Tomas Sánchez
Membership
Member of Hispanic Society of America (honorary associate), College Art Association (board directors).
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Recipient Victoria Ocampo award, Escuela de Administracion Cultural, Buenos Aires, 1997. Fellow, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 2003, Samuel H. Kress Foundation, American Council Learned Societies, American Philosophical Society, Program for Cultural Cooperation Between the Ministry of Culture of Spain and North America Universities, American Society for Hispanic Art History Studies.Recipient Victoria Ocampo award, Escuela de Administracion Cultural, Buenos Aires, 1997. Fellow, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 2003, Samuel H. Kress Foundation, American Council Learned Societies, American Philosophical Society, Program for Cultural Cooperation Between the Ministry of Culture of Spain and North America Universities, American Society for Hispanic Art History Studies.