Rufino Tamayo; Tezcatlipoca el diablo de México landscape this piece remains one of

this piece remains one of the most poignant examples of how Dalí’s technical aggression could be used to depict the fragile beauty of a fractured mind

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Rufino Tamayo; Tezcatlipoca el diablo de México landscape this piece remains one ofRufino Tamayo was a Mexican painter and printmaker, who gained much recognition for his large scale murals using vivd and concentrated colors, helped bring well deserved attention to Mexican Art. After his dissatisfaction with that art program at the School of Fine Arts in Mexico City, as a young adult, Tamayo went on to study independently and be self taught; in that time he was heavily influenced by artists like Picasso, Braque and Matisse. As to