Joan MiróSurrealismprintmaking
Joan Miró: Drawings, Prints, and Creative Freedom
Joan Miró built a poetic alphabet of stars, birds, women, and lines across painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, and sculpture.
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Painting, sculpture, watercolour and visual creation.
Fernando BoteroColombian artsculpture
Fernando Botero: Volume, Memory, and Critique
Fernando Botero made expanded volume into an unmistakable language for humor, sensuality, political power, violence, and Latin American memory.
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Juan Manuel Ugarte EléspuruPeruvian artart education
Juan Manuel Ugarte Eléspuru: Artist and Educator
Juan Manuel Ugarte Eléspuru united painting, mural art, printmaking, historical research, and institutional leadership in modern Peru.
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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovskyclassical musicballet
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Emotion and Musical Architecture
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky united memorable melody, orchestral color, formal discipline, and emotional complexity across ballet, opera, and symphony.
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Camilo BlasPeruvian paintingIndigenism
Camilo Blas: Painter of Everyday Peru
Camilo Blas observed markets, festivals, landscapes, and working people with the color, precision, and humanity of Peruvian Indigenist painting.
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RaphaelHigh RenaissanceSchool of Athens
Raphael: The Harmony of the High Renaissance
Raphael achieved a remarkable synthesis of clarity, movement, human feeling, and balance in painting and architecture during a life of only 37 years.
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Tacna CathedralPeruvian architecturereligious heritage
Tacna Cathedral: Architecture, Faith, and Civic Memory
Tacna Cathedral unites nineteenth-century engineering, local stone, religious art, and the resilient civic history of Peru's southernmost major city.
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PUCPart educationPeruvian art
Inside the PUCP Faculty of Art and Design
The PUCP Faculty of Art and Design grew from Adolfo Winternitz's humanist teaching project into a multidisciplinary center for artistic education in Peru.
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Paula BarragánVerónica NoriegaLatin American printmaking
Cactus Veloz and Humana Naturaleza: Expanded Graphic Art
Paula Barragán and Verónica Noriega expand graphic art beyond the printed sheet, connecting body, territory, memory, and nature in two complementary projects.
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