Walter Barrientos Original Color Lithograph Signed "The Doll" IX/XV 1992

  

20th CENTURY ART - PERUVIAN PAINTER AND ENGRAVER. ENGRAVING SIGNED IN PENCIL BY THE ARTIST - LITHOGRAPHY - ABSTRACTION. Born on July 11, 1960 in Cuzco, Peru - Works in Toulouse. 1981-85 Studies at the National Autonomous School of Fine Arts in Lima and at the Higher Autonomous School of Fine Arts in Cuzco, specializing in drawing and engraving, with an introduction to painting.

1982-84 Played the role of the Inca in the theatrical representations of Inti Raymi during the Sun Festival in Cuzco. 1984 Participated in Federico Garcia's film Tupac Amaru. 1985 Graduated from the National University of Fine Arts Diego Quispe Tito in Cuzco. 1986-88 Main engraving professor at the National University of Fine Arts in Cuzco.

1989 Arrived in Montpellier at the invitation of the School of Fine Arts for a specialization in engraving. 1989 Established an engraving workshop in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert. 1989-93 Engraving professor at the School of Fine Arts in Montpellier. 1992 Established an engraving workshop in Montpellier: La Maison de la Gravure Méditerranée. 1995 Participated, as the main actor in the role of the Inca, in the film The Great Inca by Timur Bekmambetov for Russian television.

1996 Traveled to Peru, Guatemala, Mexico (Chiapas). Created a painting with the Zapatista children. Measuring 25 x 1.50 m, clandestinely exhibited in all villages in Chiapas, throughout Mexico and different countries in Latin America. Transferred clandestinely to Europe, it was exhibited in France and Belgium during solidarity events. Created an alternative museum in the Zapatista resistance camp in Mexico.

2011 Launched the engraving workshop at the Contemporary Art Center of Essaouira in Morocco. 1990 - 2018 Devoted to teaching art in educational and social environments in France and Europe.

Since 2015 Teaches at La Maison de la gravure Méditerranée, Montpellier. Superb original lithograph in color. On the edge of abstraction.. (The engraving is titled by the artist here). Printed on beautiful Arches paper.

Proof justified on the left under the subject and. Signed by the artist on the right. Beautiful and very Rare Lithograph, signed, titled and justified. In pencil by the artist, at the bottom of the sheet under the subject.

Approximately 46 x 35 cm. Clean and fresh copy, paper barely yellowed. Small folds or slight handling marks.

Original ancient artwork signed by the artist! This is not a reproduction.