1975 Jorge Dumas TEJEDORA Lithograph, Cubist Style Portrait, Woman Weaver, Loom

Description: Experience the exceptional artistry of Jorge Dumas showcased in his renowned work "Tejedora," a lithograph from 1975 capturing a cubist-style portrait of a female weaver at a loom. Renowned artist Jorge Dumas (1928 - 1985) masterfully crafted "TEJEDORA Woman Weaver, Loom" in 1981, using lithography as the medium. The artwork measures 24" X 30" and remains in excellent condition without any damage or need for repairs. This piece is part of an AP edition and showcases a captivating Cubist Style Portrait. Artist: Jorge Dumas (1928 - 1985) Title: TEJEDORA Woman Weaver, LoomMedium: LithographYear: 1981Size: 24" X 30"Condition: Very Good, no damage, no repairsEdition: APCubist Style PortraitSouth American artist Jorge Dumas was born in Montevideo, Uruguay. The earlier part of his career was spent studying under fellow Uruguayan painter and “father of Latin American Constructivism,” Joaquin Torres Garcia. During these early years of Dumas’s career, in the Cubist tradition, his unique abstract paintings did not deal with the human form in a representational manner. The eventual shift to his now notable delineation of the human form was prompted by his travels to the South American countries of Bolivia and Peru, after having lived with gypsies and miners. In the mid-sixties, while teaching painting and drawing, Dumas still found himself haunted by his impressions of the people and events encountered during his travels. The remnants of these influences allowed Dumas’s work to transform into his unique abstract style that he is known for today. Dumas leaves behind a legacy reminiscent of the Mexican School, yet so quintessentially his own. His impressive paintings, lithographs, prints, etchings, and collographs have been exhibited in major international and American cities.

Price: 103 USD

Location: Chicago, Illinois

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