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Mariano Herrero's "Paisajes": An Exhibition of Captivating Hyperrealistic Landscape Paintings

Witness 14 vibrant oil paintings by Herrero, reflecting his native Ávila landscapes with unique artistic vision.

Delve into "Paisajes," a remarkable exhibition by Mariano Herrero showcasing 14 hyperrealistic oil paintings. These works eloquently capture the serene beauty of Ávila's landscapes, from Navaluenga to Gredos, through the artist's distinctive vision. Herrero's masterful use of light and color, combined with his sincere approach, offers a profound exploration of reality.

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Exhibition summary

The exhibition 'Paisajes' by Mariano Herrero showcased 14 hyperrealistic oil paintings of landscapes from his native Ávila. Herrero, who paints with a visual impairment, demonstrated his ability to capture reality with sincerity and skill, creating works with special light and color.

Curatorial context

Mariano Herrero's exhibition, 'Paisajes', presented a collection of 14 oil paintings that delve into hyperrealism, focusing on the landscapes and corners of Ávila. The artist, born in 1941 and a member of ONCE since 2009, began painting autodidactically and has held over 60 exhibitions. His work is characterized by its sincerity, simplicity, and the skillful use of light and color, achieved even as his eyesight deteriorated. The exhibition featured scenes from Navaluenga, Guisando, and various streets and landscapes of Gredos, demonstrating his agility in representing reality with a spatula. Herrero's paintings are noted for their vibrant colors, achieved through numerous expertly mixed shades, lending his art a special luminosity and maintaining his artistic personality despite changes in his visual conditions.

Mariano Herrero: "Paisajes" key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museo Tiflológico
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
May 7, 2021 – Sep 11, 2021
Artist line / attribution
Mariano Herrero, born in Ávila in 1941, is an artist who has been painting since 1955 and has held over 60 exhibitions. He is affiliated with ONCE since 2009 and specializes in hyperrealist painting.
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