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• DAVID MANZUR.
• He was born in Neira, Caldas, and advanced his first studies in the School of Fine Arts of Bogota. The Colombian artist, David Manzur Londoño, who started in art at Boto, a Spanish bookstore in Equatorial Guinea, where he lived from 3 to 17 years old, studied at the Claret School of Art in Las Palmas, Canary Islands, before Enter the School of Fine Arts in Bogotá.
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• ENRIQUE GRAU.
• The teacher is born, by choice of his parents, in the Hospital Gorca, in the area of the Panama Canal in 1920; They were looking for a better environment of asepsis and better medical care.
• Grau, spent his childhood and adolescence in Cartagena de Indias, a city on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, full of lights and legends. My brother grew up in the home of Don Enrique Grau Vélez and Doña Carmen Araujo Jiménez, with five sisters and one brother. When he was six years old, the family moved to Bogota and as a child he frequently traveled along the Magdalena River, on the Calamar - Cartagena route.
• Enrique Grau Araujo, was born an artist, it could be said that when he came to the world, he came with the brushes inside the diapers ..
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• FERNANDO BOTERO.
• Few Hispanic American artists have achieved so much international repercussion as the Colombian painter and sculptor Fernando Botero. His personal style, which has among its features more easily identifiable the enlargement or deformation of the volumes, has deserved the admiration of both the critics and the general public, which can not escape the singular expressiveness of an aesthetics in which the problematic Human and social rights are a priority.
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• FRANCISCO CANO.
• Francisco Antonio Cano Cardona was born in Yarumal, Antioquia, in 1865. He was the son of a skilled craftsman who worked equally in commerce, silverware, sculpture or puppets, and acquired the first letters and basic knowledge of drawing, modeling , Engraving to the burin and casting the lost wax.
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• ANTONIO ZULUAGA.
• Born in Monteria, but from the heart, because in this capital he lived for a long time with his family. He left 8 children, 3 of whom inherited the artistic vein.
• The Master exhibited many of his works in galleries in Europe, America and the East, where he formed part of the culture of the Sabana and the Caribbean Coast.
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