Friday 1 July 2016

The Jungle And Waterfalls: The Best Works Of Tomas Sanchez

Admirers of the artist like his landscapes (including its majestic dumping), the foundation of his career is that he, creatively versatile and prolific master, did a lot of songs in painting, engraving, sculpture and photography. The famous draftsman and painter, he won the Joan Miró Drawing in 1980. Works in oil, acrylic, tempera, ink, pastels. In the compilation of the best works of Tomás Sánchez.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

Tomas Sanchez born May 22, 1948 in Aguada de Pasaheros, Cuba. The eldest of the two sons, born in a middle-class family - his his father was a merchant. Love for painting his mother instilled. At age 16 he moved to Havana to study painting in San Alejandro National Academy of Fine Arts. In 1971 he graduated from ENA, and in the same year won the first prize in the field of graphic art from the National Young Community artists, earning him his first recognition in his career.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana. Also, he participated in individual and collective exhibitions in more than 30 countries, including Mexico, the US, Japan, Italy and France.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

After graduating, Tomas Sanchez stayed at the National School of Arts, Professor and Chairman of the engraving up to 1976 in 1975 he won two first prizes in painting and lithography, from the Third National Exhibition of Art professors Teaching staff in Havana.

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