Cuerpo Entero Collection
"Cuerpo entero" is a captivating portrait series by the renowned Spanish painter Antonio Saura (1930-1998), captured in his studio in 1989
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"Cuerpo entero" is a captivating portrait series by the renowned Spanish painter Antonio Saura (1930-1998), captured in his studio in 1989. The collection showcases a diverse range of subjects, each with their own unique story to tell. One striking image features San Antonio de Padua, a revered saint known for his miracles and compassion. Saura's depiction captures the essence of devotion and spirituality, bringing this iconic figure to life on canvas. Another captivating subject is LA Argentinita, also known as Encarnacion Lopez. A prominent dancer and choreographer, her graceful movements are frozen in time through Saura's lens. Her passion for flamenco shines through every line and curve of her body. Gaspar Nunez de Arce (1834-1903), a celebrated Spanish writer, is portrayed with an air of intellectualism and contemplation. Saura masterfully captures the essence of this literary genius, showcasing both his wisdom and creativity. Miguel Baez Quintero (Litri) (1869-1932), a legendary Spanish bullfighter, exudes strength and bravery in his portrait. Through skillful brushstrokes or camera angles, Saura immortalizes Litri's courage as he faces off against formidable opponents within the bullring. Charles II (1661 - 1700), king of Spain from 1665 until his death, represents an important era in Spanish history. As part of the Austria house dynasty that ruled over Spain during this period, Charles II's portrait serves as a reminder of past monarchies' influence on art and culture. Saura also explores allegory through "Allegory of the education of Philip III King of Spain. " This thought-provoking piece delves into themes such as power dynamics and societal expectations prevalent during Philip III's reign from 1598 to 1621.