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Victor Chab

Victor Chab (Born 1930) is active/lives in Argentina.  Victor Chab is known for Painting.

Born in Buenos Aires the 6 of September of 1930, Victor Chab did work that was featured in 90 individual exhibitions and was in in more than 200 collective exhibitions in the Argentina and abroad.

In 2002, a retrospective had phases from "Apple on the Table" (1947), award-winning book by Berni and Victorica that connected his surrealism with the notion of automatism or starting the work without prior ideas, without any sketch, which has not ceased to adhere.

SYNTHESIS OF INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS

1956
Galería Arte Bella. Montevideo, Uruguay.

1957
Rubbers Gallery . Buenos Aires, Argentina.

1964
Pan American Unión. Washington, United States.
Museum of Fine Arts of Caracas. Venezuela.

1967
Library Luis Angel Arango. Bogotá Colombia. Center of Arts and Letters. San José Costa Rica.

1968
International Center for the Youth. Jerusalén Israel. Institute of Contemporary Art. Lima, Perú Galería Dideco. El Salvador, San Salvador.
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