Antonio Suárez Martínez

ANTONIO SUÁREZ MARTÍNEZ (Gijón, 1923).
Untitled, 1966.
Lithographs on paper. Copies 29/50 and 26/50.
Pieces intervened by the artist.
Signed and justified.
Measurements. 23,5 x 27 cm; 23,5 x 23,5 cm.
Suárez exhibited with the School of Madrid at the Buchholz Gallery in 1949, and that same year he settled in Paris, where he remained until 1953. On his return to Spain he began to associate with avant-garde groups, and in 1957 he took part in the founding of the group "El Paso". After the dissolution of the group he was invited to the biennials of Alexandria, Venice and Sao Paulo, participated in the Salon des Indépendants in Paris, and since the late fifties his work will be present in the most important exhibitions of Spanish painting held around the world: Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris, Museum of Modern Art in New York, National Art in Tokyo, Tate Gallery in London and others. He is currently represented in the M.N.C.A. Reina Sofía, the British Museum in London, the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art in Cuenca, the Modern Art Museums in Bilbao, San Francisco and Espiritu Santo (Brazil), the Brooklyn Museum in New York and the Stadische Museum in Leverkusen, among others.