Federico Castellon. A figure recovered for Spanish art
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.vi4.9818Keywords:
Federico Castellon, surrealism, expressionism, engraving, lithographyAbstract
The artist Federico Castellón Martínez (Alhabia, 1914-New York, 1971) has remained almost forgotten in Spain until recently, in contrast to his country of adoption, the United States, where he has been admired since his youth. Fortunately, with the increasing studies and exhibitions of his work in his native country, the true artistic dimensions of this Almerian are being discovered.
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