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Francis Bacon Fernando Botero Alexander Calder Marc Chagall Edgar Degas Jim Dine | Jean Dufy Albrecht Dürer Sam Francis Helen Frankenthaler Al Hirschfeld Damien Hirst | David Hockney Robert Indiana Jasper Johns Louis Legrand Roy Lichtenstein Henri Matisse | Joan Miró Henry Moore Robert Motherwell Andy Warhol |
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Pierre Bonnard Mary Cassatt Paul Cézanne Lynn Chadwick Marc Chagall Edgar Degas | Kees van Dongen Raoul Dufy Fernand Léger Edmund Blair Leighton Lord Frederick Leighton Roy Lichtenstein | Henri Matisse John Millais Claude Monet Pablo Picasso Camille Pissarro Pierre-Auguste Renoir | Auguste Rodin Alfred Sisley Chaim Soutine Joseph Tissot Maurice de Vlaminck Andy Warhol | |
Andrés García Ibáñez 
Andrés García Ibáñez
The work of Andrés García Ibáñez is the culmination of many hours of restlessness, meditation, deep thought and personal search or encounters, contemplation, journeys and reading; time in which to connect, associate or contract ideas, as part of a demanding and intense creative process. An existential philosophy and an essentially vital and critical attitude constantly disregard stereotypes and hackneyed concepts; he follows new paths and novel propositions, corresponding to his own universe, which conserves its fundamental nucleus, to which new bold and mould breaking ideas are added.’
Juan José Ceba
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EXHIBITIONS
Mar 2012 | 24 Bruton Street, London
Alegoria sees Andrés García Ibáñez continue his exploration into themes of the sacred and profane
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