When I am sculpting, I forget I am a painter. And when I paint, I forget that I am a sculptor. Everything sorts itself out into periods. Some days, I feel like working in watercolor, or pastel, or oil paint, or bronze. But it's only after two or three weeks of immersion that I begin to be at ease with a medium. -Fernando Botero
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Contents About the Artist
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The Gallery 6 Works on Paper
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Paintings
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Sculptures
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Š 2018, David Benrimon Fine Art, LLC
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*This catalogue is presented by David Benrimon Fine Art LLC as a reference guide to the artworks of Fernando Botero. David Benrimon Fine Art LLC does not represent the artist Fernando Botero and nothing in this catalogue should be interpreted or construed that David Benrimon Fine Art LLC represents Fernando Botero.
About the Artist
FERNANDO
BOTERO F
ernando Botero was born in Colombia in 1932 in a town called MedellĂn, located in the heart of the Andes Mountains. As a youth, Botero attended a school for matadors for several years, but his true passion was in art. From Colombia, Botero would travel to Spain and France before settling down in Florence where he would repeatedly revisit the Italian Quattrocento masters, discovering techniques from a bygone era. The masters idolized plump women and men with curves because it was a sign they were healthy. He recognizes the necessity of paying homage to his artistic forefathers, by creating artwork that is sociologically sensitive to contemporary norms. Therefore these large human subjects are the centerpieces and any accompanying environs are secondary. What makes a great artist is not only their vision, but also their ability to participate in the great conversation. This requires
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rigorous study of art history, observation of the cannon, and also the ability to contribute to it. Botero studied art history and was able to use contemporary elements and themes from his everyday existence to invent a truly innovative dimension. He is able to synthesize his own artistic vision by combining the world of Colombia with the aesthetics of the Italian masters therefore creating a distinctive world all his own. His imagined world is peopled with various characters from MedellĂn like bullfighters, prostitutes, street musicians, and contemporary Latin American life. He portrays the poverty and violence rampant in Columbiain somber images, typically satiric portrayals of Latin American presidents, first ladies, and government officials, perhaps hinting at the subjects’ inflated sense of their own importance. He playfully paints these large characters as approachable and intimate, despite their almost farcical appearance. In this way the viewer has an intimate view of these magnificent men and women all in a sensual ambiance filled with joy and color.
Botero first achieved international fame on the Champs-Elysees in Paris where he had a major, outdoor retrospective of some of his larger works. It proved to be a huge success and garnered him international press and patronage. His paintings, which boast a limited palette of ochre, cobalt and Prussian blue, are rare commodities sought after by avid art collectors. Botero has gained even more international prestige and fame with his sculptural work. His sculptures feature his signature corpulent men and women. The rotund figures not only demonstrate Botero’s ability to portray individuals or stereotypes of Medellín characters he may have known in his life, but also universalize the figures in the sculptures so that anyone can identify them and see their gracefulness. They portray a rare irony, because the rounded stomachs and undefined arms and legs are hardly the first things associated with grace, yet the paintings or sculptures, as seen by the viewer, are striking and elegant. There is something inviting and enchanting about these figures. The overwhelming
“roundness” of these characters, whether they are bronze sculptures, painted on canvas, or drawn onto paper have become a legend in art history. The women are feminine and the viewer is able to identify with the beauty of the female body, even in the unconventional and stout portrayal. For example, the sculpture, Ballerina Vestita addresses the complex social forces at play in society. This sculpture is a satirical take on the ballerina. Ballerinas are associated with agility, petite size and slimness. While this sculpture shows agility and flexibility, the ballerina has the shape of Botero’s characteristically rotund woman. Contemporary society continues to sanction anorexic looking women as iconic figures of beauty and uses them to endorse all products within fashion and design. He is a painter and sculptor who scoffs at new trends affecting the art world and continues to create obese but graceful women, thereby challenging, if not mocking popular Western culture. This is the sign of a living Master.
*(Left to right: Leon Benrimon, Fernando Botero, and David Benrimon.)
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the GALLerY
W
ith over thirty five years of professional experience in the art industry, David Benrimon founded David Benrimon Fine Art LLC to advise collectors and investors on today’s dynamic art market. David and his staff specialize in Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary artists. Their focus is on the acquisition and sale of fine art, original paintings and sculptures created by a wide range of distinguished artists. The gallery provides a level of professionalism and service rarely seen in the art dealing and consulting business. Over the years, DBFA has been an extremely active player in the Latin American art market. The gallery setting allows the visitor a chance to sit and study the mastery of renowned Latin American artist, Fernando Botero. We feature a number of Botero’s most outstanding works spanning over four decades, allowing all viewers to truly enjoy the experience of his works.
The gallery contains a wide range of works that exemplify many of the artist’s most familiar themes: scenes on the street, in the bedroom, figures rapt in music or reading, still life, the circus and bullfights. Even as the subject matter changes the grandeur of the figures and their commanding presence is always visible. With their opulent forms, vigorous colors and compositions full of concrete life-affirming vitality, Botero’s paintings are so recognizable that they have even created a style known as “Boterismo.” The gallery proudly presents this catalogue complete with artworks from the artist Fernando Botero. This catalogue allows the viewer to see the breadth and depth of Botero’s artworks and place some perspective and context on the numerous works in the gallery.
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WorKs on PAPer
B
otero's works on paper have grown in demand over the last couple of years. They are prized because they display all the skills of a master artist like Botero, but they are smaller than the paintings and sculptures. The women retain their large frames with all the gracefulness of his paintings, but they are more approachable. The figures are fleshy yet innocenct. The works on paper rarely contain a background therefore the focus remains on the figures. In many cases the subjects appear to be floating in space with just a small outline of a shadow to give the works more structure and form. Critics have said that his works are amateurish but the subtle shadowing in these works on paper demonstrate how complex and brilliant they can be.
I believe it is very important that stylistic coherence should dominate the form of expression . . . Everything is rendered in the same fashion, therefore the whole work radiates a sense of unity, harmony, and coherence. That is what communicates its essential truth. -Fernando Botero
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2
Two Acrobats
Woman Riding Sidesaddle
41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 in
41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 in
Pencil and colored pencil on paper, 2007
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Works on Paper
Pencil and colored pencil on paper, 2007
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4
Equilibrist on Horse
Circus Woman
41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 in
38 x 30 cm 15 x 12 in
Pencil and colored pencil on paper, 2007
Pencil and colored pencil on paper, 2007
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Works on Paper
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6
Circus Woman
Leda with the Swan
Pencil on paper, 2006
38 x 30 cm 15 x 12 in
31 x 41 cm 12 x 16 in
Pencil and colored pencil on paper, 2007
12
Works on Paper
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8
Lion Tamer
Woman on a Horse
Pencil and colored pencil on hand-made paper, 2007
38 x 31 cm 15 x 12 in
30 x 40 cm 12 x 15 in
Watercolor and pencil on paper, 2007
13
Works on Paper
10
9
Equilibrista Sulla Scala
Equilibrista
Mixed Media on Paper, 2007
Colored Pencil on Paper, 2008
42 x 32 cm 16 ½ x 12 ½ in
41 x 30 cm 16 x 11 ¾ in
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Works on Paper
11
Clown con Palla
Mixed Media on Paper, 2007
35 x 42 cm 13 ¾ x 16 ½ in
15
Works on Paper
12
Shoe Shine Boy
Pencil on Paper, 2004
41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 ¼ in
16
Works on Paper
13
Seated Man
Watercolor on Paper, 1980
169.5 x 115 cm 66 ¾ x 45 ¼ in
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Circus Girl
Watercolor on Paper, 2008
Circus Couple
Colored Pencil on Paper, 2008
41 x 30 cm 16 x 11 ¾ in
41 x 30 cm 16 x 11 ¾ in
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Works on Paper
16
Equilibrista
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Works on Paper
Colored Pencil on Paper, 2007
41 x 30 cm 16 x 11 ž in
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Donna del Circo
Watercolor on Paper, 2000
100 x 75 cm 39 ½ x 29 ½ in 19
Works on Paper
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Donna e Cavallo
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Works on Paper
Watercolor on Paper, 2008
41 x 30 cm 16 x 11 ž in
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Equilibrists
Watercolor and Pencil on Paper, 2007
Femme à Cheval
Colored Crayon on Paper, 2008
40 x 30 cm 15 ¾ x 11 ¾ in
41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 in
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Works on Paper
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22
Dwarf and Dog
Pencil and colored pencil on paper, 2006
Acrobats
Pencil on hand-made paper, 2007
40 x 30 cm 16 x 12 in
39 x 30 cm 15 x 12 in
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Works on Paper
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24
Narco Capo
Sanguine on paper, 2006
A Family
Sanguine on paper, 2002
41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 in
37 x 27 cm 14 x 11 in
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Works on Paper
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26
The Trumpeter
Mixed Media on Paper, 2006 40 x 30 cm 15 他 x 11 他 in
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Works on Paper
Man Playing Trumpet Colored Pen on Paper, 2006 40 x 30 cm 15 他 x 11 他 in
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Homme à la Mandoline
Uomo con Violino
41 x 30 cm 16 x 11 ¾ in
31 x 41 cm 12 ¼ x 16 � in
Pencil and Gouache on Paper, 2006
Pencil on Paper, 2006
25
Works on Paper
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30
Dancer
Pas de Deux
40 x 30 cm 15 他 x 11 他 in
40 x 30 cm 15 他 x 11 他 in
Watercolor and Pencil on Paper, 2006
26
Works on Paper
Watercolor and Pencil on Paper, 2006
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Old Lady
Pencil on Paper, 1969
Untitled
Charcoal on Paper, 1970
33 x 28 cm 13 x 11 in
41.5 x 33 cm 16 Âź x 13 in
27
Works on Paper
33
Rosita
28
Works on Paper
Graphite on Paper laid on Board, 1975
43.2 x 35.2 cm 17 x 13 ž in
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Untitled (St. George)
Sanguine and Ink on Paper, 1983
49.5 x 42.5 cm 19 ½ x 16 ¾ in
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Works on Paper
35
Woman with Children Pencil on Paper, 1995 45 x 31 cm 17 x 12 in
30
Works on Paper
36
Pedro
Pencil on paper, 1973
35 x 43 cm 14 x 17 in 31
Works on Paper
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Femme nue Lisant
Charcoal Drawing on Paper, 2006
Toiletté
Red Chalk on Paper, 2004
38 x 29 cm 15 x 11 ½ in
40 x 30 cm 15 ¾ x 11 ¾ in
32
Works on Paper
39
Woman with Mirror
Charcoal on Paper, 2009
40.01 x 29.85 cm 15 ¾ x 11 ¾ in
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Venus
Graphite on Amate on Paper, 1997
51 x 39.5 cm 20 x 15 ½ in
33
Works on Paper
41
Hommé àu piano
Color Pencil on Paper, 2006
40 x 30 cm 15 ¾ x 11 ¾ in
34
Works on Paper
42
Homme Assis Sur un Banc
Charcoal Drawing on Paper, 2006
29 x 38 cm 11 ½ x 15 in
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The Love Letter
Woman with Cat
Watercolor and Pencil on Paper, 2003
Watercolor and Pencil on Paper, 2001
93 x 127 cm 36 ½ x 50 in
40 x 30 cm 15 ¾ x 11 ¾ in
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Works on Paper
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46
Fillette à la Balancoire
Pencil on Paper, 2004
Woman in Flowered Dress with Cat
Watercolor on Paper, 2004
39 x 30 cm 15 ½ x 11 ¾ in
39 x 31 cm 15 ½ x 12 ¼ in
36
Works on Paper
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Still Life with Petrol Lamp
Charcoal Drawing and Color Pencil, 2005
Nature Morte à la Pastèque
Charcoal Drawing on Paper, 2003
31 x 38 cm 12 ¼ x 15 in
90 x 74 cm 35 ½ x 29 in
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Works on Paper
49
Nature Morte au Guéridon
Watercolor on Paper, 2006
36 x 30 cm 14 ¼ x 11 ¾ in
38
Works on Paper
50
Still Life with Coffee Pot
Watercolor on Paper, 2004
31 x 38 cm 12 ¼ x 15 in
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Natura Morta
Charcoal on Paper, 2006
36.5 x 30 cm 14 3/8 x 11 ž in
39
Works on Paper
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Nature Morte
Watercolor and Pencil on Paper, 1990
Naturaleza Muerta con Sandia
Pencil on Paper, 1997
33 x 43 cm 13 x 17 in
35 x 42.5 cm 13 ž x 16 ž in
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Works on Paper
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PAintinGs
B
otero has fomented a unique style to his paintings. He is the rare artist who creates beautiful paintings that the most amateur of viewers can appreciate while still appealing to art connoisseurs and historians through his reverence for art history and subtle innuendos.
I paint only from imagination and memory. In my studio, all I have in front of me is a canvas no model, no object. -Fernando Botero
Whether he is painting classical scenes like still lifes or women in seductive poses, all figures take on his robust vision. Botero’s paintings pay homage to his European forefathers but in his own distinctive Latin American way. The large paintings demonstrate Botero’s mastery of the voluptuous. These fleshy figures are immediately recognizable as being spurred by the painter’s brush and hands of Botero. The figures in these paintings are so dominant and commanding, it seems that despite the detailed surroundings, they are strictly for the presence of these vivacious men and women.
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The Saint
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2017
186 x 100 cm 73 x 39 in
2
Woman with Mirror
Oil on Canvas, 2017
120 x 100 cm 47 x 40 in
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Paintings
3
Santa Juana
46
P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2015
198 x 97 cm 78 x 38 in
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Saint Ines
Oil on Canvas, 2015 191 x 100 cm 75 x 39 in
47
Paintings
5
Dancers
Oil on Canvas, 2010 147 x 96 cm 58 x 38 in
48
P aintings
6
Society Woman
155 x 122 cm 61 x 48 in
Oil on Canvas, 2003
49
Paintings
7
The Wedding
120 x 102 cm 47 x 40 in
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2015
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Card Players
Oil on Canvas, 1991
152 x 181 cm 60 x 71 ¼ in
51
Paintings
9
Dancing Couple
52
P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2015
110 x 120 cm 43 x 47 in
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A Party
Oil on Canvas, 2012
Couple with Still Life
Oil on Canvas, 2013
183 x 151 cm 72 x 59 ½ in
95 x 121 cm 37 x 47 in 53
Paintings
12
The Family
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2013
120 x 100 cm 47 x 39 in
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Maternity
Oil on Canvas, 2011
101 x 71 cm 39 x 28 in
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Paintings
14
Pierrot
Oil on Canvas, 2007 121 x 97 cm 47 x 38 in
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P aintings
15
Trainer on a Yellow Background Oil on Canvas, 2007 80 x 59 cm 31 x 23 in
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Paintings
16
Ballerina
Oil on Canvas, 2005 36 x 32 cm 14 x 12 in
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P aintings
17
La Toilette
Oil on Canvas, 2003 101 x 76 cm 39 x 30 in
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Paintings
18
Man with Snake
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2007
180 x 115 cm 71 x 45 Âź in
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The Target
Equilibrista
Oil on Canvas, 2007
Oil on Canvas, 2007
174 x 107 cm 68 ½ x 42 in
151 x 100 cm 59 ½ x 39 ½ in
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Paintings
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Juggler and Bicycle
Oil on Canvas, 2007
Clown
Oil on Canvas, 2008
54 x 40 cm 21 ¼ x 15 ¾ in
41 x 33 cm 16 x 13 in
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P aintings
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Circus Girl
Oil on Canvas, 2007
Dwarf on Horse
Oil on Canvas, 2008
72 x 55 cm 28 ¼ x 21 ¾ in
65 x 55 cm 25 x 21 in
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Paintings
25
Circus Girl with a Horse
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2009
64 x 51 cm 25 x 20 in
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Circus Woman Oil on Canvas, 2008
Circus Woman
41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 ¼ in
48 x 38 cm 19 x 15 in
Oil on Canvas, 2009
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Paintings
28
Trainer
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2008
48 x 35 cm 19 x 13 ž in
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Circus Couple
Oil on Canvas, 2008
96 x 75 cm 37 ¾ x 29 ½ in
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Paintings
30
Circus Family Oil on Canvas, 2008
68
P aintings
180 x 148 cm 71 x 58 Âź in
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The Seamstress
Oil on Canvas, 2003
191 x 117 cm 75 ¼ x 46 in
69
Paintings
32
Nature Morte aux Oranges Oil on Canvas, 1967
95 x 110 cm 37 ½ x 43 ¼ in
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Naturaleza Muerta con Naranjas Oil on Canvas, 2006
128 x 185 cm 50 ½ x 72 ¾ in 70
P aintings
34
Oranges
Mixed media on paper, 1990 30 x 38 cm 12 x 15 in
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Still Life with Fruit Oil on Canvas, 1983 104.5 x 160 cm 41 x 63 in
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Paintings
36
The Musicians
Oil on Canvas, 1979
184 x 207 cm 72 ½ x 81 ½ in *At the time of its sale, in 2005, The Musicians was the highest selling Botero oil on canvas ever sold at auction.
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P aintings
37
Venus
Oil on Canvas, 2005
172 x 128 cm 67 ½ x 50 ½ in
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Paintings
38
Woman Reading
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 1997
97 x 127 cm 38 x 50 in
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Reclining Nude with Book
Oil on Canvas, 1998
128 x 206 cm 50 ½ x 81 in
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Paintings
40
Odalisca
76
P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 1998
135 x 200 cm 53 x 78 ¾ in
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Reclining Nude with Books and Pencils on Lawn
Oil on Canvas, 1982
112 x 152 cm 44 x 60 in
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Paintings
42
Mujer
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P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 1980
39 x 34 cm 15 ½ x 13 ½ in
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Woman in Red
Oil on Canvas, 2007
45 x 35 cm 17 ¾ x 13 ¾ in
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Paintings
44
Woman Drinking with Cat
80
P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2002
141 x 92 cm 55 ½ x 36 ¼ in
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Woman Sleeping
Bambina in Passeggino
Oil on Canvas, 1998
Oil on Canvas, 1998
66 x 76 cm 26 x 30 in
129.5 x 101.5 cm 51 x 40 in
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Paintings
47
The Street
82
P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 1998
196 x 117 cm (each panel) 77 Âź x 46 in (each panel)
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Paintings
48
La Trapeziste
133 x 100 cm 52 ½ x 39 ½ in
84
P aintings
Oil on Canvas, 2008
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Catante
Oil on Canvas, 2013
100 x 73 cm 39 3/8 x 28 ž in
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Paintings
50
Cantante
86
P aintings
Mixed media on canvas, 2013
119 x 100 cm 47 x 39 in
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Sitting Woman
148 x 99 cm 58 x 39 in
Sanguine on canvas, 2010
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Paintings
52
The Street
Charcoal on canvas, 2010 148 x 99 cm 58 x 39 in
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P aintings
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Donna con Borsa
Oil on Canvas, 2010
81 x 56 cm 32 x 22 in
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Woman Smoking
Oil on Canvas, 2011
The Square
Oil on Canvas, 2011
91 x 66 cm 36 x 26 in
99 x 71 cm 39 x 28 in
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Paintings
sCuLPtures
F
ernando Botero rose to critical acclaim with his monumental sculptures that have overtaken public places in European, Asian and American parks and public spaces. The sculptures contain all the iconography that his fans have grown to love. It has been noted that Botero has an immediate connection with the subjects he paints and draws, and the sculptures also have this feeling of intimacy. Upon seeing them in public places people immediately gravitate to them. The smooth bronze beckons the viewer’s touch and provides the viewer with an immediate relationship.
If Botero the painter has created a world of memorable scenes in pictures of wisdom, the beauty of his sculptures belongs to another set of values. His sculptural representation reaches a different degree of beauty, an almost abstract one . . . Botero’s sculpture is a conclusion the artist has reached after going through a long process of artistic logic that began with drawing and painting. . . -Benjamin Villegas
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Sculptures
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Donna su Cavallo Bronze, 2015
353 x 152 x 226 cm 139 x 60 x 89 in 92
Sculptures
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Rapto d´Europa
Bronze, 2014
61 x 45 x 30 cm 24 x 17 x 12 in 93
Sculptures
3
Horse
Bronze, 2010 102 x 119 x 60 cm 40 x 46 x 23 in 94
Sculptures
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Horse with Saddle
Bronze, 2004
43 x 42 x 20 cm 16 ¾ x 16 ½ x 7 ¾ in 95
Sculptures
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Man on a Horse
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Sculptures
Bronze, 2010
129 x 77 x 61 cm 50 ž x 30 x 24 in
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Woman on a Horse
Bronze, 2010
117 x 76 x 55 cm 46 x 30 x 21 ž in
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Sculptures
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Woman on a Horse
98
Sculptures
Bronze, 2010
117 x 81 x 47 cm 46 x 32 x 18 ½ in
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Woman and Horse Bronze
63.5 x 30.2 x 40.6 cm 25 x 12 x 16 in
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Sculptures
9
Donna a Cavallo
100
Sculptures
Bronze, 2007
120 x 60 x 93 cm 47 ¼ x 23 ½ x 36 ½ in
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Uomo a Cavallo
White Marble
50 x 29 x 63 cm 19 ¾ x 11 ½ x 24 ¾ in
101
Sculptures
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Horse without a Saddle Bronze
44.5 x 22 x 38.5 cm 17 ½ x 8 ½ x 15 in
102
Sculptures
12
Leda e il Cigno
Bronze, 2007
35.5 x 62 x 25.5 cm 14 x 24 ½ x 10 in
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Leda and the Swan Bronze, 2018
170 x 322 x 139 cm 67 x 127 x 55 in
103
Sculptures
14
Reclining Woman Bronze, 2007
364 x 156 x 177 cm 143 ¼ x 61 ½ x 69 ¾ in
104
Sculptures
*Reclining Woman Monumental, in situ
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Sculptures
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Donna Sdraiata Bronze
106
Sculptures
350 x 144 x 166 cm 137 ¾ x 56 ¾ x 65 ½ in
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Woman in Bed on Her Stomach
Bronze, 2006
53 x 27 x 25 cm 21 x 10 ½ x 9 ¾ in
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Sculptures
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Donna Sdraiata con Panno
108
Sculptures
Bronze, 2007
29 x 69 x 27 cm 11 ½ x 27 ¼ x 10 ½ in
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Reclining Woman Knees Up
Bronze, 2010
50 x 93 x 56 cm 19 ¾ x 36 ¾ x 22 in
109
Sculptures
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Reclining Woman on Her Side with Drapery Bronze
110
Sculptures
25 x 57 x 24.5 cm 10 x 22 ½ x 9 ¾ in
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Lovers
Bronze, 1991
23 x 60.5 x 30 cm 9 x 23 ¾ x 11 ¾ in
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Sculptures
21
Donna Blanca
112
Sculptures
Painted Bronze, 2011
51 x 116 x 52 cm 20 x 45 ¾ x 20 ½ in
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Reclining Woman on Pillow
White Marble, 2010
19 x 68 x 27 cm 7 ½ x 26 ¾ x 10 ¾ in
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Sculptures
23
Donna in Piedi
114
Sculptures
Bronze, 2007
360 x 150 x 150 cm 141 ¾ x 59 x 59 in
*Donna in Piedi Monumental, in situ
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Sculptures
24
Sonnambula
116
Sculptures
Bronze, 2002
64 x 28 x 22 cm 25 ¼ x 11 x 8 ¾ in
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Donna in Piedi
Bronze, 2006
70 x 30.5 x 28 cm 27 ½ x 12 x 11 in
117
Sculptures
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Woman with Umbrella
118
Sculptures
Bronze, 2006
64 x 29 x 23 cm 25 ¼ x 11 ½ x 9 in
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Adam and Eve
Bronze, 2003
353 x 163 x 116 cm 139 x 64 ¼ x 45 ¾ in
353 x 130 x 117 cm 139 x 51 ¼ x 46 in 119
Sculptures
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Woman Dressed (da Prato)
120
Sculptures
Bronze, 2000
75.2 x 25.4 x 22.9 cm 29 ¾ x 10 x 9 in
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Ballerina
Bronze, 2007
64 x 41 x 25 cm 25 ¼ x 16 x 10 in
121
Sculptures
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Ballerina
122
Sculptures
Bronze, 2003
63.5 x 30.5 x 29 cm 25 x 12 x 11 ½ in
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Ballerina
Bronze, 2011
43 x 55.5 x 39 cm 16 7/8 x 21 7/8 x 15 3/8 in
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Sculptures
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Ballerina Vestita
Ballerina
66 x 35 x 33 cm 26 x 13 ž x 13 in
Bronze
124
Sculptures
Bronze
120 cm 47 in
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Dancers
Bronze, 2004
52 x 42 x 15 cm 20 ½ x 16 ½ x 6 in
125
Sculptures
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Dancers
The Dancers
49 x 22 x 31 cm 19 x 8 x 12 in
110 x 77 x 60 cm 43 ¼ x 30 ¼ x 23 ½ in
Bronze, 2013
126
Sculptures
Bronze, 2007
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Dancers
Bronze, 2001
135 x 60 x 65 cm 53 x 25 ½ x 25 ½ in
127
Sculptures
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Donna Seduta
128
Sculptures
Bronze, 2007
40.5 x 30.5 x 20 cm 16 x 12 x 8 in
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Donna Seduta su Cabo
Bronze, 2006
43 x 27 x 31 cm 17 x 10 x 12 in
129
Sculptures
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Maternity
130
Sculptures
Bronze, 1999
245 x 145 x 140 cm 96 ½ x 57 x 55 in
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Maternity
Bronze, 2007
57 x 28 x 30.5 cm 22 ½ x 11 x 12 in
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Sculptures
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Maternity
132
Sculptures
Bronze, 2006
49 x 20 x 19 cm 19 x 8 x 7 in
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Seated Woman with Child
Bronze, 1985
39 x 49.7 x 27 cm 15 ½ x 19 ½ x 10 ½ in
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Sculptures
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Seated Woman
86 x 81 x 69 cm 34 x 32 x 27 in
134
Sculptures
Bronze, 2005
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Lovers
White Marble, 2010
51 x 35 x 33.5 cm 20 x 13 ¾ x 13 ¼ in
135
Sculptures
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Man with Cigarette
136
Sculptures
Bronze, 1976
56 x 51 x 51 cm 22 x 20 x 20 in
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Couple Bronze
42 in
137
Sculptures
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The Dream
138
Sculptures
Bronze, 1996
28.5 x 70 x 30.5 cm 11 ¼ x 27 ½ x 12 in
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Pajaro
Bronze, 1990 36 x 44 x 36 cm 14 ¼ x 17 ¼ x 14 ¼ in
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Uccello
Bronze, 2006 39 x 30 x 40 cm 15 ½ x 11 ¾ x 15 ¾ in
139
Sculptures
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Gatto
Bronze, 2009
80 x 48 x 153 cm 31 ½ x 19 x 60 ¼ in
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Sculptures
One of the first images that I remember upon coming to America in 1977, was a Botero painting. Being able to present his work has been a once in a lifetime experience and a labor of love. -David Benrimon
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