Antonio Saura

(1930-1998) Considered one of the great Spanish artists of the 20th century, Saura was a self-taught painter and writer. He shared time and space with renowned artists such as Eduardo Chillida and his compatriot Antoni Tàpies.

He began to paint and write in Madrid in 1947, while recovering from tuberculosis that kept him immobilized for five years, and from the very beginning he was distinguished by his personal style of dreamlike and surrealist character.