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Urbano Lugris Vadillo

Urbano Lugris Vadillo (1942 - 2018) was active/lived in Spain.  Urbano Lugris Vadillo is known for Painting.

Urbano Lugris began his artistic training under the influence of Nacho Viéitez, a man whose purpose was to encourage the practice of painting in the new generations. He abandoned his studies as a mercantile expert in La Coruña to move to Madrid in 1930, where he joined the Pedagogical Missions, with which he toured several Spanish cities designing costumes and sets for the theater La Barraca.  During this period, he met Federico García Lorca and Rafael Alberti.

During the civil war, he participated as a volunteer in the republican army, leaving for the Asturias front. After the end of the war in 1954, he founded in La Coruña the magazine Atlántida, with his friends Mariano Tudela and José Mª de Labra, in which he actively participated, writing articles and poems, as well as numerous illustrations and designing the front cover.

In 1997, the largest exhibition dedicated to Urbano Lugrís, curated by Rosario Sarmiento and Antón Patiño, was held at the Círculo   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1854 characters.]  Artist bio

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