Claudio Bravo 3 (Chilean, 1936-2011)

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Claudio Bravo
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Claudio Bravo (1936 2011) was a Chilean
hyperrealist painter. He was greatly influenced
by Renaissance and Baroque artists, as well as
Surrealist painters such as Salvador Dali. He
lived and worked in Tangier, Morocco, beginning
in 1972. Bravo also lived in Chile, New York and
Spain. He was known mainly for his paintings of
still lifes, portraits and packages, but he had
also done drawings, lithographs, engraving and
figural bronze sculptures. The Baltimore Museum
of Art, El Museo del Barrio (New York City), the
Honolulu Museum of Art, the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (Santiago,
Chile), Museo Rufino Tamayo (Mexico City), Museum
Boijmans Van Beuningen (Rotterdam, The
Netherlands), the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston,
the Museum of Modern Art (New York City), Museum
Ludwig (Cologne, Germany), the Palmer Museum of
Art (Pennsylvania State University), and the
Philadelphia Museum of Art are among the public
collections holding works by Claudio Bravo.
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Lanas ( Wool ), 2004
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Contra luz, 1985
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Doble naturaleza muerta, 1984
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Groups of eight Museo de Artes Visuales
(MAVI),Santiago
Papel Blanco (White Paper), 2010
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Flores, 1982
Candelabros de plata, 1992
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Flores, 1982
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Cuatro ánforas, 1999
Flowers, 2002
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Flowers, 2002
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Interior con pintor de paisaje, 1984
Interior con escultura, 1984
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Tres papels de aluminio (Three Aluminum Foils),
2010
Interior del Estudio, 1992
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Quinqué, 1989
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Planta de nicotina blanca, 1991
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Pequeño paisaje, 1982
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Paisaje de Tánger, 1977
Luchadores, (Wrestlers), 1985
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Panes, 2000
Package,1969 The Baltimore Museum of Art
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Oranges, 2002
Montadura de caballo chilena, 1992
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Opalina blanca, 1987
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Naturaleza muerta con vela, 1983
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Naturaleza muerta con teteras, 1986
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New York Still Life
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Naturaleza muerta con mantel persa, 1981
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Hormas de sombreros, 1978
Package
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Naturaleza muerta con campana China, 1983
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Naturaleza muerta bereber, 2001
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Morteros, 1982
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Lirio tingitane, 1990
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Naturaleza muerta con esculturas
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Naturaleza muerta con ladrillos, 1992
Membrillos, 1985
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Mortero y cerámica, 2000
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Mi estudio, 1996
La silla de le Corbusier, 1977
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Marjana amarillo (Yellow Marjana)
Neptuno (Blue), 1998
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Flores secas, 1994
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Bambú e higos, 1974
Landscape
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Madras de Essaouira,1995
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Marfiles y cactus, 1985
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Manzanas y membrillos, 1986
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Marjana rojo, 2008
Eggplants, (Berengenas), 1983
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Frutas, 1985
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Focos, 1971
Atlas Landscape
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Las cuatro estaciones, 1964
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Las cuatro estaciones, 1964
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Garrafas, 1987
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Legumbres y morteros, 1986
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Flores, 1984
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Estribos coloniales, 1993
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Flores secas, 1995
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Frutas e hibiscus, 1985
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Chilean-born painter Claudio Bravo moved to
Morocco where he had three homes in Taroudant, a
house dubbed "the refuge of the artist" - a
fortress against the outside world in Marrakech,
a small palace in the Medina, and in Tangier, a
sublime garden house.
Fuentes de mi Jardín, 1991
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Jarrones árabes, 1991
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Exhibition 2012 - El Museo de Arte Contemporáneo
de Monterrey
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Exhibition 2012
Exhibition 2012 - El Museo de Arte Contemporáneo
de Monterrey
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Claudio Bravo And Morocco by Janis Gardner Cecil.
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Claudio Bravo And Morocco by Janis Gardner Cecil
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The Music room at Thierry W. Despont in Tribeca,
with paintings by Claudio Bravo
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Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines
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Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines The
young tycoon Inigo Zobel and his mother Rocio
Zobel Urquijo
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Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines Portrai
t of Tessie Ojeda Luz
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Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines Antoni
o Roxas in a white turtleneck, accented with a
slick-back and a skinny dog
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Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines Portrai
t of Maria Luisa Prieto Lovina
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Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines Portrai
t of a Boy in a Turban
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