Tauromaquia 1951
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"Tauromaquia" (1951) by Oscar Dominguez is a Cubist depiction of a bullfight, a popular Spanish tradition. The bull is depicted in a geometric style, with simplified forms and bold colors. The artist's use of sharp angles and contrasting colors creates a sense of drama and tension, reflecting the excitement and danger of the bullfight. Dominguez was a Cuban artist who was a part of the Surrealist movement and created works inspired by his travels through Europe. The painting evokes the energy and spectacle of a bullfight. The sharp lines and geometric forms, characteristic of Cubism, enhance the visual impact of the scene. This work offers a unique perspective on a traditional Spanish custom.
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