MIGUEL COVARRUBIAS
21 November 1904 - 4 February 1957, Mexico City, Mexico
As an artist is known for caricature works, book and magazine illustrations, murals, dance and theatre. He started working as a caricaturist and illustrator at the age of 14. Later, in New York, he worked for the New Yorker and Vanity Fair magazines.
He also was an humanist. He made relevant contributions in anthropology, archeology, ethnology, art history and became an expert in indigenous Mexican art and culture.
As a painter he made full use of the transparent characteristics of oil paint as we easily can see in his painting Black woman with blue dress.
"An american in Paris", George Gershwin, 1929
"Black woman with blue dress", 1926
"Couple Dancing"
"Equatorial Brazil", 1939
"Mother and baby"
"Oferecimiento de frutas al templo"
"Lindy hop", 1936
"Rumba", 1942
"Women bathing nude in the river"
"Banca del pueblo"
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