Uruguayan artist José Pedro Costigliolo (1902-1985) was a pioneer of the modernist art movement in Uruguay. During his career he produced paintings in a variety of styles including Cubism, Purism and Russian Suprematism, producing both figurative and non-figurative works. In 1952 he co-founded the "Non-Figurative Art Group" in Uruguay with his artist wife Maria Freire (see my previous post on Maria's work here).
Gioconda (Mona Lisa), 1948
Abstraction (figures), 1948-63
Abstraction (Figures), 1948
Quijote, 1948
Dama, 1958
Composition (still life), 1949
Abstraction (still life), 1948
Abstraction (still life), 1948
Abstraction (still life), 1948
Abstraction (still life), 1946
Composition, 1952
Forma, 1953
Composition in Three Colors, 1953
Composition, 1953. Gary Nader Fine Art
Cuadrados y Rectangulos No. 1025
Triangulos No. 425
Cuadrados No. 83, 1968
José Pedro Costigliolo (1902-1985)
For more imformation on Costigliolo including a brief biography, list of exhibitions and awards, click here.
All images via Castells, Uruguay, unless otherwise specified.
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