Cochabamba, Bolivia, 1956 — Mexico City, 2015. He studied at the Cochabamba school of fine arts between 1973 and 1977. In the early 1980s he left Bolivia, persecuted by the dictatorship — his paintings on the massacre of November 1979 had been shut down — and settled in Mexico, where he lived for nearly thirty years. He worked in oil, watercolour and acrylic: indigenous and mestizo figures of Mexico, still lifes and flowers.
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He exhibited solo in La Paz, Cochabamba, Mexico City, Cozumel and Guadalajara, and in group shows at the Mexican Senate and the University of Guadalajara. He won prizes in the municipal art competitions of La Paz and Cochabamba and, in 2002, a distinction from the Bolivian Embassy in Mexico.

120 x 200 cm
Oil on canvas

70 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
2007

70 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
2008

70 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
2008

70 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
2008

70 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
2008

70 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
2008

90 x 70 cm
Oil on canvas
2008

90 x 70 cm
Oil on canvas
2008

50 x 60 cm
Oil on canvas

38 x 56 cm
Watercolor on paper
2014

40 x 50 cm
Oil on canvas
2006

30 x 43 cm
Oil on parchment paper
2003

30 x 43 cm
Oil on parchment paper
2006

30 x 43 cm
Oil on parchment paper
2006

21.5 x 28 cm
Oil on masonite
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