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Painter, b. 1896 - d. 1973

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      • Original Vintage 1940s Chile Summer Beach Travel Poster
        Sep. 21, 2024

        Original Vintage 1940s Chile Summer Beach Travel Poster

        Est: $700 - $1,000

        Mori, Camilo 1896 - Visite los Balnearios de Chile Offset 1941 30.3 x 20.8 in. (77 x 53 cm) Printer: Emp. Edit. Zig-Zag, S.A Condition Details: (B+) on linen (old), small tears and creases at the edges, minor creasing and minimal buckling in image area#Chile #Travel #Summer #Beach

        PosterConnection Inc.
      • Original 1940s Chile World War II Propaganda Poster
        Apr. 20, 2024

        Original 1940s Chile World War II Propaganda Poster

        Est: $400 - $600

        Mori, Camilo 1896 - Chile - Ayuda Offset 1943 30.7 x 20.8 in. (78 x 53 cm) Printer: Lit. Universo Condition Details: (B+/B) on linen (old), small tears and minor creasing and staining at the edges and in image, minor buckling from moisture at the lower left and center right edges, two pieces of tape, one at the left and one at the top edge#Chile #United Nations

        PosterConnection Inc.
      • CAMILO MORI - INTERIOR
        Aug. 22, 2021

        CAMILO MORI - INTERIOR

        Est: $400 - $800

        96 CAMILO MORI (1896-1973) INTERIORSigned and titled verso Oil on canvas 68 x 55cm Estimate $400/800 AUD

        GFL Fine Art
      • CAMILO MORI (1896-1973). VISITE LOS BALNEARIOS DE CHILE. 1941. 30x20 inches, 77x52 cm. Zig-Zag, Santiago.
        Feb. 07, 2019

        CAMILO MORI (1896-1973). VISITE LOS BALNEARIOS DE CHILE. 1941. 30x20 inches, 77x52 cm. Zig-Zag, Santiago.

        Est: $400 - $600

        CAMILO MORI (1896-1973) VISITE LOS BALNEARIOS DE CHILE. 1941. 30 1/2x20 3/4 inches, 77 1/2x52 3/4 cm. Zig-Zag, Santiago. Condition A: small pin holes in top corners.

        Swann Auction Galleries
      • Camilo Mori (1896-1973)
        Dec. 31, 2016

        Camilo Mori (1896-1973)

        Est: €650 - €850

        Camilo Mori (1896-1973) Oil on canvas. Signed. Small flaw Camilo Mori, Chilean. In 1923, after a 3 years long stay in Paris where he met Juan Gris and pablo Picasso, back to Chile he co-founded the "Montparnasse Group" together with Luis Vargas Llosa, Henriette Petit, Manuel Ortiz de Zárate and José Perotti. The group's aim was to "overthrow" a local artistical trend named ""romancismo criollista". In 1937, In New York, he produced a mural for the Chilean pavillion in the 1939 "New York Exhibition". The creation of the "Asociación de Cartelistas de Chile", comes after the N.Y period. Later, with Gregorio de la Fuente, Mireya de la Fuente and Carlos Sotomayor, Mori founded the group "Escafandra". Mori was awarded with the National Prize for painting in 1950. He classified his last works as "abstract impressionism" ("cuadros no-objectivos"). In 1970 Mori made a brief route through pop-art. Dim.: 50.0 x 70.0 cm Dim.: 59.0 x 79.0 x 4.0 cm

        P55 - Second Hand Luxury
      • Camilo Mori (1896-1973)
        Apr. 14, 2016

        Camilo Mori (1896-1973)

        Est: €650 - €850

        Camilo Mori (1896-1973) Dim. Max.: Camilo Mori (1896-1973) Oil on canvas. Signed. Small flaw Camilo Mori, Chilean. In 1923, after a 3 years long stay in Paris where he met Juan Gris and pablo Picasso, back to Chile he co-founded the "Montparnasse Group" together with Luis Vargas Llosa, Henriette Petit, Manuel Ortiz de Zárate and José Perotti. The group's aim was to "overthrow" a local artistical trend named ""romancismo criollista". In 1937, In New York, he produced a mural for the Chilean pavillion in the 1939 "New York Exhibition". The creation of the "Asociación de Cartelistas de Chile", comes after the N.Y period. Later, with Gregorio de la Fuente, Mireya de la Fuente and Carlos Sotomayor, Mori founded the group "Escafandra". Mori was awarded with the National Prize for painting in 1950. He classified his last works as "abstract impressionism" ("cuadros no-objectivos"). In 1970 Mori made a brief route through pop-art. Dim.: 50.0 x 70.0 cm

        P55 - Second Hand Luxury
      • Camilo Mori (1896-1973)
        Jan. 14, 2016

        Camilo Mori (1896-1973)

        Est: €650 - €850

        Camilo Mori (1896-1973) Oil on canvas. Signed. With small flaw Camilo Mori, Chilean. In 1923, after a 3 years long stay in Paris where he met Juan Gris and pablo Picasso, back to Chile he co-founded the "Montparnasse Group" together with Luis Vargas Llosa, Henriette Petit, Manuel Ortiz de Zárate and José Perotti. The group's aim was to "overthrow" a local artistical trend named ""romancismo criollista". In 1937, In New York, he produced a mural for the Chilean pavillion in the 1939 "New York Exhibition". The creation of the "Asociación de Cartelistas de Chile", comes after the N.Y period. Later, with Gregorio de la Fuente, Mireya de la Fuente and Carlos Sotomayor, Mori founded the group "Escafandra". Mori was awarded with the National Prize for painting in 1950. He classified his last works as "abstract impressionism" ("cuadros no-objectivos"). In 1970 Mori made a brief route through pop-art. Dim.: 50.0 x 70.0 cm

        P55 - Second Hand Luxury
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