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JOSE LUIS CUEVAS - BOOK SIGNED CO-SIGNED BY: EDUARDO L. VALENCIA - HFSID 283506

First edition hardcover copy of El Mundo de José Luis Cuevas, oversized overview of the artist's work with slipcase. A rare signature from an important Mexican artist. Inscribed book page signed "Cuevas" in black ink and "Eduardo L.…"

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JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS, CO-SIGNED BY: EDUARDO L. VALENCIA
First edition hardcover copy of El Mundo de José Luis Cuevas, oversized overview of the artist's work with slipcase. A rare signature from an important Mexican artist.
Inscribed book page signed "Cuevas" in black ink and "Eduardo L. Valencia" in blue ink on colophon page. 108 pages with 61 pages of b/w and color photos, 10½x14¼x1½. Bilingual copy (Spanish and English) copy of El Mundo de José Luis Cuevas, with text by Carlos Fuentes and translation by Consuelo de Aerenlund. Published by Galería de Arte Misrachi in Mexico. ©1969 Galería de Arte Misrachi. Hardcover with slipcover. Unnumbered copy of a limited edition of 4000. First edition. Brown and tan covers with brown moiré fabric pastedowns and panels on slipcover and gold-colored printing on spine. Text block has embossed gold-covered top edge. Mexican artist, printer and author Cuevas, born in 1934, is a member of Mexico's Rupture Generation, which broke away from the propagandizing murals favored by the Mexican government in favor of individual freedom of expression. An largely self-taught artistic prodigy, Cuevas was drawing book and magazine illustrations and exhibiting his work by the time he was 14. His art is influenced by the distorted human figures of Goya and Picasso and the lonely, isolated characters of Dostoevsky and Kafka. His work has been displayed worldwide, with a permanent collection in Mexico City's Mueso José Luis Cuevas, which opened in 1992. Despite his criticism of Mexico's public art, his country saw him fit for its National Prize of Science and Art of Mexico in 1981. He also writes a weekly column in Excelsior, one of Mexico City's newspapers. Lightly toned, soiled and creased. Spine of book and edges of slipcase panels are lightly discolored. Covers are lightly scratched. Corners of covers are lightly worn and creased. Spine of slipcover is lightly scratched and scuffed. Slipcover panels are lightly rippled. Otherwise in fine condition.

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