Sin título (Carlos Santiago Mérida)

Carlos Santiago Mérida (1891–1984) made Sin título. It measures 76 × 58 cm.

  • 76 × 58 cm
Sin título by Carlos Santiago Mérida
Sin título by Carlos Santiago Mérida.

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Sin título, in brief

Title
Sin título
Artist
Carlos Santiago Mérida (1891–1984)
Artist born in
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Dimensions
76 × 58 cm

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About the artist, Carlos Santiago Mérida

Carlos Santiago Mérida

1891–1984, Guatemala

Carlos Santiago Mérida

A Fusion of Worlds: The Life and Art of Carlos Mérida Carlos Mérida, born Carlos Santiago Ortega in Guatemala City in 1891, stands as a pivotal figure in the narrative of Latin American modern art. His journey was one of constant exploration—a compelling synthesis of European avant-garde sensibilities with the rich cultural heritage of his Guatemalan roots and, later, the vibrant artistic landscape of Mexico. Initially drawn to music, Mérida’s path shifted due to hearing loss, a circumstance that unexpectedly steered him toward painting under his father's encouragement. This redirection proved fortuitous, unlocking a talent that would blossom across continents and redefine artistic boundaries.

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