RUFINO TAMAYO
Rufino Tamayo (1899–1991) fused Mexican folk color with European modernism, standing deliberately apart from the muralists to become one of Latin America's most important painters. His mixographs — a printmaking technique he invented — carry sculptural texture, and Latin American blue-chip demand has kept his market strong. Explore Rufino Tamayo limited edition prints and original works for sale, each with full documentation.
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