Xul Solar
After studying music and architecture, Argentine artist Oscar Agustin Alejandro Schulz Solari (1887-1963) moved to Europe in 1912 and remained there until 1924. During this period abroad he began painting; studied the occult and Asian religions; and developed a style that combined his philosophical and historial meditations with a flat, geometricizesd, modernist style. Upon his return to Buenos Aires, Solar joined the group Martín Fierro. He went on depict fantastic landscapes and architecture that reflected his deep interests in mysticism, theosophy and astrology. Solar was also an inventor of two new languages: neocriollo and panlengua.
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Xul Solar
Alejandro Xul Solar 1994 Hadcover, 255 pages
Publisher: Ediciones ALBA/ Fundacion Bunge y Born Read more -
Xul Solar
Visions and Revelations Patricia M. Artundo, Jorge Schwartz, Daniel E. Nelson, Cintia Cristia, Maria Lucia Bastos Kern, and Annick Louis, 2006 Paperback, 255 pages
Publisher: Other Distribution
ISBN: 0300117116
Dimensions: 26.7 x 23.4 x 1.9 cm Read more -
Xul Solar
Pintor del Misterio Álvaro Abós, 2014 Paperback, pages
Publisher: Sudamericana
ISBN: 9500757451 Read more