Claudio Bravo – Two Heads and Hands (Study for Luzbel and Lucifer)
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Claudio Bravo was eulogized by the New York Times as a painter whose adeptness with realism made his paintings verge on trompe l’oeil. Though Bravo originally won acclaim as a portrait painter, he became particularly known for his still lifes featuring crumpled paper, animal skulls, and exotically dressed figures. These, Bravo said, were heavily influenced by Spanish old masters like Francisco de Zurbarán, Juan Sanchez Cotán, and Diego Velázquez.
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CLAUDIO BRAVO
Dos cabezas y manos (estudio para Luzbel y Lucifer) / Two Heads and Hands (Study for Luzbel and Lucifer), 1983 Pencil on paper 15 3/4 × 19 1/2 in 40 × 49.5 cm
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