The lithograph is signed and numbered 32/100 and is in excellent condition. Measures: 30" x 26 with frame, 22" x 17.5" out of frame. Biography Born in 1960 in Quito, Ecuador and spanish nationality, Carbonell emigrated to Mexico in 1986. Carbonell studied painting in Barcelona and was part of a group of young painters influenced by informalism. Tàpies was an influential figure for him. Tachism and working with different materials, accidents, chance, and texture are all highly influential in his works. He likes to experiment and is influenced by the avant-garde. His own work is realistic in nature and combines elements of romanticism and minimalism. His paintings cover a broad spectrum of subjects. He prefers to use dancers as his models because they know how to move and are comfortable with their bodies. He captures this sensuality in his paintings. In his paintings, we recognize ourselves, our frailties, and our dreams. He is paints slowly and his paintings sell well. He currently lives in Mexico with his wife and children and teaches art in Querétaro, Mexico in the University. SOME OF YOUR MOST IMPORTANT INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS: 1985 "Santiago Carbonell", Spanish Center, Quito, Ecuador. 1986 "Santiago Carbonell", Dubose-Rein Galleries, Houston, Texas. 1992 "Santiago Carbonell", Museum of Modern Art, Querétaro, Mexico. 1994 "Santiago Carbonell", Museum of the City of León 1999 "Santiago Carbonell", Museum of the City of Oaxaca, Oaxaca. 2001 "Santiago Carbonell", Museum of Art of Querétaro, Permanent Room. Querétaro, Mexico

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