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Santiago Martínez Delgado

Santiago Martínez Delgado (1906–1954) was a Colombian painter, sculptor, art historian and writer. He established a reputation as a prominent muralist during the 1940s and is also known for his watercolors, oil paintings, illustrations and woodcarvings.

Santiago Martínez Delgado
1947 Photograph
Born
Santiago Martínez Delgado

1906
Died1954
Hacienda El Molino, Colombia
NationalityColombian
EducationChicago Academy of Fine Arts, Frank Lloyd Wright
Known forPainting
Notable workMural at the Colombian Capitol
MovementArt Deco, Muralist
AwardsLogan Medal of the arts, Salón de Artistas Colombianos
Patron(s)Nelson Rockefeller

Martínez attended the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts under the tutelage of Ruth VanSickle Ford.[1] In 1933, he was awarded the Logan Medal of the arts for his mural at the "Century of Progress" International Exhibition in Chicago. During these years in Chicago, he produced various illustrations for Esquire Magazine and participated in the Federal Art Project.[2] Martínez was a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin, where he began to experiment with the Art Deco style.[3]

In Colombia, Martínez was awarded the gold medal in the 1940 Salón de Artistas Colombianos and was again awarded the top prize in 1941. In 1947, Martinez Delgado painted the mural at the Salón Elíptico in the Colombian Congress Building, considered one of the greatest murals of the 20th century. Martínez was then awarded La Orden De Boyaca (Colombia's highest government honor). Martinez was at the top of the Latin-American fine-arts scene when he died at the age of 47.

Biography

Genealogy

Martinez's ancestry profoundly influenced his art choices and books. Born into an aristocratic family in Bogotá, his father was the Conservative party leader Luis Martinez and his mother Mercedes Delgado Mallarino. It was a difficult childhood due to his father's expulsion from Colombia as a result of an indictment for his involvement in an earlier Coup d'état.

Early years

Martinez began studying art by age 11 under the instruction of Colombian Master Roberto Pizano and following Andrés de Santa Maria at the Bogotá Fine Arts Academy. In 1925, he moved to Cartagena, where, at the age of 18, he directed and illustrated some sections for the newspaper "La Patria" under the pseudonym of "Sanmardel".

Chicago and Taliesin

Soon after, in 1926, Martínez traveled to Chicago, where he studied and worked for over five years at the Fine Arts Institute of Chicago under the tutoring of Ruth VanSickle Ford. In Chicago, Martínez befriended and worked alongside Edward Hopper, Isamu Noguchi, Willem de Kooning[citation needed] and Edgar Kaufmann Jr., among others.[4] Wright was quoted: "Young Santiago's brush lines are elegant and his attitude gracious."[5] In 1929, Martínez was awarded first prize for the "Best advertisement illustration" by the US Federation of Commercial Artists. Shortly after, he won the Logan Medal for the Arts for his mural: "Colombian evolution" at the 1933 Chicago International World Fair and exposition. At the fair, Martínez also assisted with the Murals at the General Motors Exhibit, as Diego Rivera's commission was cancelled due to the Lenin controversy in New York.

 
Mural for the 1933 Chicago International Fair.

Back in Colombia

Martínez returned to Colombia in 1934 with an innovative line pioneering in the pictorial Art Deco style.[6] In 1936, Martínez founded the Art school and decoration at the Universidad Javeriana Femenina. From 1937 to 1940, he directed and illustrated the magazine "Revista Vida", which became the main outlet for cultural media at the time. It featured interviews of world-renowned artists like Joan Miró and writers like his longtime friend Gabriela Mistral.[7] He also made various illustrations for the America, Anarkos, Cromos and PAN Magazines.

 
Working in stained windows for Frank Lloyd Wright, 1933

Madonna dilemma

Martinez, who was an avid historian and protector of the Colombian artistic heritage, discovered a painting by Raphael de Urbino. This discovery started a debate among Colombian scholars that is now referred to as "The dilemma of (La Madonna de Bogotá) (Spanish: Lio de la Madona). Martinez Delgado managed to prove the provenance of the piece along with its authenticity with the use of X rays and detailed forensic work. In 1939, he took the painting to New York City during the 1939 World's Fair, where experts from the Metropolitan Museum, the Chicago Art Institute and the Louvre examined the painting. Among the experts were: Daniel Catton, Rich A. Sweet, Ruber H. Clark, Leo A. Marzolo, Adolfo Venturiy and Wilhelm Valentiner.[8] They all concurred with Master Martinez and confirmed its authenticity. The painting was included in the artist's catalog as the "Madonna of Bogotá.[9]

Golden years

In 1940, Martínez participated in the first Salón de Artistas Colombianos, where he won the Gold Medal for the oil on canvas "El que volvió"; the subsequent year, he won first prize for the oil on canvas "Interludio".[10] (Today at the Colombian National Museum). In 1943, Martínez made his first major mural in Colombia at the school Presentación of Chapinero. In 1945, started work on the Cúcuta Cathedral stations, as well as the murals and carvings at the city's government building. That year, Martínez also illustrated the biography of Sucre realized by Carlos Arturo Caparroso (Editorial Horizontes, Bogotá), and was designated as a Member of the Historic Academy of Bogotá. In 1947, Martinez was commissioned by the Honorable Alberto Lleras Camargo, then-director of the OEA, and the Honorable Laureano Gómez, the Inter-American Conference organizer, to create the mural for the elliptic chamber of the National Congress Building. He finished the fresco in time for the Inter American conference. General George Marshall of the US called the piece a wonder of contemporary art,[11] and was relieved that the capitol was spared from the fires during the Bogotazo. Martinez was given the Cruz de Boyacá award by President Mariano Ospina Pérez Martinez also became the premier historian on Simón Bolívar and his army during the 1940s and 1950s. His limited edition Iconography on Bolivar is considered the most accurate work on the image and resalable of Simón Bolívar.[12]

 
Mural by Santiago Martinez Delgado in the Colombian Congress.

Early death

In 1948, Martínez founded a commercial art studio. In the following years, he made various well-recognized brand logos, illustrations, history books, and over 30 majestic murals in addition to many of his best known paintings. During this period, he wrote and directed the dramatization of radio scripts, such as "El Virrey Solis", that broke all the ratings records for that year. Martínez also made plays, including "Estampas místicas de la tierra del Señor", "Juan Manuel el Gavilán" (unedited) and "El derecho de nacer". In 1953, he was commissioned by Nelson Rockefeller, to paint an oil on canvas of 8 x 4  meters (the largest Oil on Canvas in South America) for the Bank of New York in Bogotá, but he died before finishing it. It was placed on the bank, where it remains today as the largest oil on canvas in Colombia. Rockefeller, in a speech during the presentation of the painting to the public, called Martinez Delgado "the greatest Latin American artist of the decade".[13] (Today the building is the Interior Ministry Building and City Bank donated the painting to the Colombian Government.) Master Martinez died on January 12, in the hacienda "El Molino", of a stroke. On August 3 of the same year, the National Museum, with the collaboration of the Education Ministry, organized an exposition in his honor.

Listing of selected works

Martinez produced over 100 paintings in his career, in addition to murals, produced illustrations for books, lithographs, a great number of drawings, dozens of sculptures, and various other projects, including a large number of books and published articles before passing at the age of 47. The list below has some of his most significant works.

Murals

  • A century of Colombian evolution – 1933 3rd Pavilion Chicago World Fair - Chicago.
  • Columns GE pavilion – 1933 General Electric Pavilion Chicago World Fair - Chicago.
  • Bolivar and Santander in the Cucuta Congress – Elliptic Room of the National Congress - Bogotá.
  • Ceiling fresco in the San Carlos Palace – Old presidential home, current foreign ministry - Bogotá.
  • Fresco of Bavaria Building - Hall of the lobby old Bavaria Building - Bogotá.
  • Building Caja Colombiana de Ahorros - Banco Santander - Bogotá.
  • Cid Campeador – Cid Theater - Bogotá.
  • El hombre - Theater Colombia - Bogotá.
  • Room Hotel Granada (Missing)- Bogotá.
  • Windmills of Quixote – Walls of café El Molino - Bogotá.
  • Rooms Club Campestre - Club Campestre de Medellín - Medellín.
  • El Trabajador - Banco Comercial Antioqueño - Medellín.
  • Sin Titulo - Banco de Colombia - Medellín.
  • Los Proceres - Banco de Colombia - Cúcuta
  • Episodes of Santander's Life – National Palace of Cúcuta - Cúcuta.
  • Madono of el Molino - Hacienda el Molino - Madrid, Colombia

Sculpture

  • Rock face at the front of the National Palace in Cúcuta - Cucuta
  • The Carving Collection made at Taliesin - Private Collection - USA
  • The head of John the Baptist - National Museum - Bogotá
  • Carvings at the Polytechnic School - Bogotá

Paintings/various media

  • Bolívar (Charcoal) - Private Collection
  • Mío Cristo del Monte - Private Collection
  • The stories of Grim - Private Collection
  • An Afternoon at the Hacienda - Private Collection
  • Conchita Cintrón - Private Collection
  • Head of Girl - Private Collection
  • Illustrations for Vida - over 300 - ?
  • Door Church of San Francisco - ?

Oil on Canvas

  • Interludio - Museo Nacional - Bogotá
  • El que volvio - Private Collection
  • Retrato de José María Cordovez Moure - Acadeima de Historia - Bogotá
  • Gold Diggers - Private Collection
  • Don Quixote de la Mancha - Private Collection
  • The rice of Jesus in the Cross - Cucuta Cathedral - Cucuta
  • Jesus meets with the Virgin Mery - Cucuta Cathedral - Cucuta
 
Interludio, Painting of Artist mother and wife.
  • Jesus and Pilates - Cucuta Cathedral - Cucuta
  • Agony of Jesus - Cucuta Cathedral - Cucuta
  • Jesus carrying the Cross - Cucuta Cathedral - Cucuta
  • Natural resources of Colombia - Interior Ministry Building - Bogotá

Watercolors

  • Luisita Kling Fernández - Private Collection
  • Amanecida - Private Collection
  • Castle of San Felipe of Barajas - Private Collection
  • Afternoon in La Mancha - Private Collection
  • El Picador - Private Collection
  • Potranca - Private Collection
  • María Cecilia Aparicio Concha - Private Collection
  • Interior - Private Collection
  • Notes of Cartagena - Gun Club - Bogotá
  • Walls of Cartagena - Gun Club Bogotá
  • Quixote - Private Collection
  • Sancho Panza - Private Collection
  • Sketch for the fresco of the Salón Elíptico - Private Collection
  • Flight of the Ducks - Private Collection
  • Head of Quixote - Private Collection
  • Thinking Girl - Private Collection
  • Hunting Trophy - Private Collection
 
Illustration by Santiago Martinez Delgado.
  • Sad Girl - Private Collection
  • Head of Jesus - Private Collection
  • Marina - Private Collection
  • Procession - Private Collection
  • Construction - Private Collection
  • Mariscal Suere - Private Collection
  • Home of Virrey Sámano - Private Collection
  • Callejas of Santafé - Private Collection
  • Cultural dresses of Colombia, Ecuador, Perú y Brasil - Private Collection
  • Antonio José de Sucre, Mariscal de Ayacucho - Private Collection
  • Bullfighters - Private Collection
  • Sketch of the Fresco Molino Chapel in Cajicá - Private Collection
  • The Te Flower - Private Collection

List of books by Martinez

  • Title: Ensayo iconográfico del gran mariscal de Ayacucho

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial:Bogotá : Ediciones de Santiago Martínez Delgado Year: 1945

  • Title: In memoriam Belisario Caicedo González

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial: Cali : Carvajal year: 19--

  • Title: A. J. de Sucre

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial: Bogotá : Tip. Prag Year: 1945

  • Title: A propósito de don Gregorio Vásquez de Arce y Ceballos

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial: Bogotá Vida Year: 1941

  • Title: El arte y la ciencia

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial:Bogotá Vida Year: 1942

  • Title: Bolívar

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial: Santiago Martinez Edicion numerada 100 Year: 1944

  • Title:Carlos Polanco : discípulo de Zurbarán

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial:Bogotá Vida Year:1939

  • Title:La casa colombiana : decoración de interiores

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial:Bogotá Sabado Year: 1944

  • Title:El crimen de Berruecos

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial:Bogotá Vida Year: 1942

  • Title:El tigre

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial:Bogotá Vida year:1936

  • Title: Una reseña iconográfica del ejército y de las armas libertadoras

Author: Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial: Bogotá Tipografía Praga year: 1944

See also

Notes and references

  1. ^ "VanSickle papers" The Papers of RVF at the Smithsonian Institution. Smithsonian Magazine. Fall/Winter 1980, p. 239, 322, 344
  2. ^ "He was outed for not being a US citizen along with Willen de Kooning"
  3. ^ "Santiago Martinez Delgado el Humanista el Colombiano" Seguros Bolivar1974, p. 29,30
  4. ^ "Leonor Concha SMD Collection" Santiago Martinez Delgado Papers SMD Collection. Pictures with Edward Hopper album 3 p. 4 -Picture with Edgar Kaufmann at taliesin Album 4 p. 11,12,14 - Pictures with Frank Lloyd Wright album 4 p. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,11- Picture with Isamu Noguchi and Diego Rivera album 5 p. 4 - Picture with Kooning album 7 P. 3,4 + letter regarding retirement from federal art project letter folio 24 # 4
  5. ^ "Frank Lloyd Wright to Edgar Tafel" Taliesin records Chicago University J. D Bolston Press. Fall 1942, p. 29
  6. ^ "Painting La Reinas" Strong Art Deco Style painted in Bogotá 1934 that was presided by other Art Deco style painting made from 1929 to 1933 in the US Therefore becoming the 1st Colombian Painter to work in the Art Deco Style,
  7. ^ "Nobel Records Columbia University, New York" La Vida de Gabriela Mistral Oveja Negra. Fall 1972, p. 84
  8. ^ "Wilhelm Valentiner, Hamburg Germany" The 1939 notes on the Fair and work at the Metropolitan – Retrospective 1958. – The lost Raphael, pp. 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53
  9. ^ "Catalog Raphael, Paris" Museo Louvre . – La Madona de Bogotá 1939, p. 322
  10. ^ "Records Ministerio de Educación, Bogotá Colombia " Salon Nacional de artistas 1940 al 2000 . – pp. 3, 4, 5, 6, 28
  11. ^ "George C. Marshall Foundation Library " 1948 Inter American Conference – Visit Capitol Bogotá Remarks – 3 day LUNCH AT ARTIST HOME WITH LAUREANO GOMEZ. – p. 9, 10, 11
  12. ^ "Records Academia de Historia de Colombia " Miamibro Santiago Martinez Delgado – Bolivar – Nadie a estudiado y conose del Libertador Simón Bolívar como Santiago Martinez Delgado . – Doc. A34, c1 ,c2 ,c3, B12
  13. ^ "Catalogo Expocicion Postuma, Martinez Delgado, Santiago / 1974 / Bogotá -Colombia / Biblioteca Lian Angel Arango. / Por Joaquin Pineros Corpas y la Colombiana de Seguros" – p. 5

Printed sources

  • "Martinez, Delgado". Encyclopaedia de arte de Colombia. 1986.
  • Pineros, Joaquin. "Santiago Martinez Delgado el Humanista": 1–70. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

Online sources

  • Gehr, Pablo. . Arte Colombia. Archived from the original on 2007-03-13. Retrieved 2007-01-02.

External links

  • Askart Market ifo about artist
  • Info from Luis Angel Arango Library
  • Website about Colombian Artists

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In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Martinez and the second or maternal family name is Delgado Santiago Martinez Delgado 1906 1954 was a Colombian painter sculptor art historian and writer He established a reputation as a prominent muralist during the 1940s and is also known for his watercolors oil paintings illustrations and woodcarvings Santiago Martinez Delgado1947 PhotographBornSantiago Martinez Delgado1906Bogota DC ColombiaDied1954Hacienda El Molino ColombiaNationalityColombianEducationChicago Academy of Fine Arts Frank Lloyd WrightKnown forPaintingNotable workMural at the Colombian CapitolMovementArt Deco MuralistAwardsLogan Medal of the arts Salon de Artistas ColombianosPatron s Nelson RockefellerMartinez attended the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts under the tutelage of Ruth VanSickle Ford 1 In 1933 he was awarded the Logan Medal of the arts for his mural at the Century of Progress International Exhibition in Chicago During these years in Chicago he produced various illustrations for Esquire Magazine and participated in the Federal Art Project 2 Martinez was a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin where he began to experiment with the Art Deco style 3 In Colombia Martinez was awarded the gold medal in the 1940 Salon de Artistas Colombianos and was again awarded the top prize in 1941 In 1947 Martinez Delgado painted the mural at the Salon Eliptico in the Colombian Congress Building considered one of the greatest murals of the 20th century Martinez was then awarded La Orden De Boyaca Colombia s highest government honor Martinez was at the top of the Latin American fine arts scene when he died at the age of 47 Contents 1 Biography 1 1 Genealogy 1 2 Early years 1 3 Chicago and Taliesin 1 4 Back in Colombia 1 5 Madonna dilemma 1 6 Golden years 1 7 Early death 2 Listing of selected works 2 1 Murals 2 2 Sculpture 2 3 Paintings various media 2 4 Oil on Canvas 2 5 Watercolors 2 6 List of books by Martinez 3 See also 4 Notes and references 5 Printed sources 6 Online sources 7 External linksBiography EditGenealogy Edit Martinez s ancestry profoundly influenced his art choices and books Born into an aristocratic family in Bogota his father was the Conservative party leader Luis Martinez and his mother Mercedes Delgado Mallarino It was a difficult childhood due to his father s expulsion from Colombia as a result of an indictment for his involvement in an earlier Coup d etat Early years Edit Martinez began studying art by age 11 under the instruction of Colombian Master Roberto Pizano and following Andres de Santa Maria at the Bogota Fine Arts Academy In 1925 he moved to Cartagena where at the age of 18 he directed and illustrated some sections for the newspaper La Patria under the pseudonym of Sanmardel Chicago and Taliesin Edit Soon after in 1926 Martinez traveled to Chicago where he studied and worked for over five years at the Fine Arts Institute of Chicago under the tutoring of Ruth VanSickle Ford In Chicago Martinez befriended and worked alongside Edward Hopper Isamu Noguchi Willem de Kooning citation needed and Edgar Kaufmann Jr among others 4 Wright was quoted Young Santiago s brush lines are elegant and his attitude gracious 5 In 1929 Martinez was awarded first prize for the Best advertisement illustration by the US Federation of Commercial Artists Shortly after he won the Logan Medal for the Arts for his mural Colombian evolution at the 1933 Chicago International World Fair and exposition At the fair Martinez also assisted with the Murals at the General Motors Exhibit as Diego Rivera s commission was cancelled due to the Lenin controversy in New York Mural for the 1933 Chicago International Fair Back in Colombia Edit Martinez returned to Colombia in 1934 with an innovative line pioneering in the pictorial Art Deco style 6 In 1936 Martinez founded the Art school and decoration at the Universidad Javeriana Femenina From 1937 to 1940 he directed and illustrated the magazine Revista Vida which became the main outlet for cultural media at the time It featured interviews of world renowned artists like Joan Miro and writers like his longtime friend Gabriela Mistral 7 He also made various illustrations for the America Anarkos Cromos and PAN Magazines Working in stained windows for Frank Lloyd Wright 1933 Madonna dilemma Edit Martinez who was an avid historian and protector of the Colombian artistic heritage discovered a painting by Raphael de Urbino This discovery started a debate among Colombian scholars that is now referred to as The dilemma of La Madonna de Bogota Spanish Lio de la Madona Martinez Delgado managed to prove the provenance of the piece along with its authenticity with the use of X rays and detailed forensic work In 1939 he took the painting to New York City during the 1939 World s Fair where experts from the Metropolitan Museum the Chicago Art Institute and the Louvre examined the painting Among the experts were Daniel Catton Rich A Sweet Ruber H Clark Leo A Marzolo Adolfo Venturiy and Wilhelm Valentiner 8 They all concurred with Master Martinez and confirmed its authenticity The painting was included in the artist s catalog as the Madonna of Bogota 9 Golden years Edit In 1940 Martinez participated in the first Salon de Artistas Colombianos where he won the Gold Medal for the oil on canvas El que volvio the subsequent year he won first prize for the oil on canvas Interludio 10 Today at the Colombian National Museum In 1943 Martinez made his first major mural in Colombia at the school Presentacion of Chapinero In 1945 started work on the Cucuta Cathedral stations as well as the murals and carvings at the city s government building That year Martinez also illustrated the biography of Sucre realized by Carlos Arturo Caparroso Editorial Horizontes Bogota and was designated as a Member of the Historic Academy of Bogota In 1947 Martinez was commissioned by the Honorable Alberto Lleras Camargo then director of the OEA and the Honorable Laureano Gomez the Inter American Conference organizer to create the mural for the elliptic chamber of the National Congress Building 1 He finished the fresco in time for the Inter American conference General George Marshall of the US called the piece a wonder of contemporary art 11 and was relieved that the capitol was spared from the fires during the Bogotazo Martinez was given the Cruz de Boyaca award by President Mariano Ospina Perez Martinez also became the premier historian on Simon Bolivar and his army during the 1940s and 1950s His limited edition Iconography on Bolivar is considered the most accurate work on the image and resalable of Simon Bolivar 12 Mural by Santiago Martinez Delgado in the Colombian Congress Early death Edit In 1948 Martinez founded a commercial art studio In the following years he made various well recognized brand logos illustrations history books and over 30 majestic murals in addition to many of his best known paintings During this period he wrote and directed the dramatization of radio scripts such as El Virrey Solis that broke all the ratings records for that year Martinez also made plays including Estampas misticas de la tierra del Senor Juan Manuel el Gavilan unedited and El derecho de nacer In 1953 he was commissioned by Nelson Rockefeller to paint an oil on canvas of 8 x 4 meters the largest Oil on Canvas in South America for the Bank of New York in Bogota but he died before finishing it It was placed on the bank where it remains today as the largest oil on canvas in Colombia Rockefeller in a speech during the presentation of the painting to the public called Martinez Delgado the greatest Latin American artist of the decade 13 Today the building is the Interior Ministry Building and City Bank donated the painting to the Colombian Government Master Martinez died on January 12 in the hacienda El Molino of a stroke On August 3 of the same year the National Museum with the collaboration of the Education Ministry organized an exposition in his honor Listing of selected works EditMartinez produced over 100 paintings in his career in addition to murals produced illustrations for books lithographs a great number of drawings dozens of sculptures and various other projects including a large number of books and published articles before passing at the age of 47 The list below has some of his most significant works Murals Edit A century of Colombian evolution 1933 3rd Pavilion Chicago World Fair Chicago Columns GE pavilion 1933 General Electric Pavilion Chicago World Fair Chicago Bolivar and Santander in the Cucuta Congress Elliptic Room of the National Congress Bogota Ceiling fresco in the San Carlos Palace Old presidential home current foreign ministry Bogota Fresco of Bavaria Building Hall of the lobby old Bavaria Building Bogota Building Caja Colombiana de Ahorros Banco Santander Bogota Cid Campeador Cid Theater Bogota El hombre Theater Colombia Bogota Room Hotel Granada Missing Bogota Windmills of Quixote Walls of cafe El Molino Bogota Rooms Club Campestre Club Campestre de Medellin Medellin El Trabajador Banco Comercial Antioqueno Medellin Sin Titulo Banco de Colombia Medellin Los Proceres Banco de Colombia Cucuta Episodes of Santander s Life National Palace of Cucuta Cucuta Madono of el Molino Hacienda el Molino Madrid ColombiaSculpture Edit Rock face at the front of the National Palace in Cucuta Cucuta The Carving Collection made at Taliesin Private Collection USA The head of John the Baptist National Museum Bogota Carvings at the Polytechnic School BogotaPaintings various media Edit Bolivar Charcoal Private Collection Mio Cristo del Monte Private Collection The stories of Grim Private Collection An Afternoon at the Hacienda Private Collection Conchita Cintron Private Collection Head of Girl Private Collection Illustrations for Vida over 300 Door Church of San Francisco Oil on Canvas Edit Interludio Museo Nacional Bogota El que volvio Private Collection Retrato de Jose Maria Cordovez Moure Acadeima de Historia Bogota Gold Diggers Private Collection Don Quixote de la Mancha Private Collection The rice of Jesus in the Cross Cucuta Cathedral Cucuta Jesus meets with the Virgin Mery Cucuta Cathedral Cucuta Interludio Painting of Artist mother and wife Jesus and Pilates Cucuta Cathedral Cucuta Agony of Jesus Cucuta Cathedral Cucuta Jesus carrying the Cross Cucuta Cathedral Cucuta Natural resources of Colombia Interior Ministry Building BogotaWatercolors Edit Luisita Kling Fernandez Private Collection Amanecida Private Collection Castle of San Felipe of Barajas Private Collection Afternoon in La Mancha Private Collection El Picador Private Collection Potranca Private Collection Maria Cecilia Aparicio Concha Private Collection Interior Private Collection Notes of Cartagena Gun Club Bogota Walls of Cartagena Gun Club Bogota Quixote Private Collection Sancho Panza Private Collection Sketch for the fresco of the Salon Eliptico Private Collection Flight of the Ducks Private Collection Head of Quixote Private Collection Thinking Girl Private Collection Hunting Trophy Private Collection Illustration by Santiago Martinez Delgado Sad Girl Private Collection Head of Jesus Private Collection Marina Private Collection Procession Private Collection Construction Private Collection Mariscal Suere Private Collection Home of Virrey Samano Private Collection Callejas of Santafe Private Collection Cultural dresses of Colombia Ecuador Peru y Brasil Private Collection Antonio Jose de Sucre Mariscal de Ayacucho Private Collection Bullfighters Private Collection Sketch of the Fresco Molino Chapel in Cajica Private Collection The Te Flower Private CollectionList of books by Martinez Edit Title Ensayo iconografico del gran mariscal de AyacuchoAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Ediciones de Santiago Martinez Delgado Year 1945 Title In memoriam Belisario Caicedo GonzalezAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Cali Carvajal year 19 Title A J de SucreAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Tip Prag Year 1945 Title A proposito de don Gregorio Vasquez de Arce y CeballosAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Vida Year 1941 Title El arte y la cienciaAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Vida Year 1942 Title BolivarAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Santiago Martinez Edicion numerada 100 Year 1944 Title Carlos Polanco discipulo de ZurbaranAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Vida Year 1939 Title La casa colombiana decoracion de interioresAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Sabado Year 1944 Title El crimen de BerruecosAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Vida Year 1942 Title El tigreAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Vida year 1936 Title Una resena iconografica del ejercito y de las armas libertadorasAuthor Santiago Martinez Delgado Editorial Bogota Tipografia Praga year 1944See also EditArt Deco Frank Lloyd Wright Gabriela Mistral Congress of Colombia Colombian ArtNotes and references Edit VanSickle papers The Papers of RVF at the Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian Magazine Fall Winter 1980 p 239 322 344 He was outed for not being a US citizen along with Willen de Kooning Santiago Martinez Delgado el Humanista el Colombiano Seguros Bolivar1974 p 29 30 Leonor Concha SMD Collection Santiago Martinez Delgado Papers SMD Collection Pictures with Edward Hopper album 3 p 4 Picture with Edgar Kaufmann at taliesin Album 4 p 11 12 14 Pictures with Frank Lloyd Wright album 4 p 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 Picture with Isamu Noguchi and Diego Rivera album 5 p 4 Picture with Kooning album 7 P 3 4 letter regarding retirement from federal art project letter folio 24 4 Frank Lloyd Wright to Edgar Tafel Taliesin records Chicago University J D Bolston Press Fall 1942 p 29 Painting La Reinas Strong Art Deco Style painted in Bogota 1934 that was presided by other Art Deco style painting made from 1929 to 1933 in the US Therefore becoming the 1st Colombian Painter to work in the Art Deco Style Nobel Records Columbia University New York La Vida de Gabriela Mistral Oveja Negra Fall 1972 p 84 Wilhelm Valentiner Hamburg Germany The 1939 notes on the Fair and work at the Metropolitan Retrospective 1958 The lost Raphael pp 48 49 50 51 52 53 Catalog Raphael Paris Museo Louvre La Madona de Bogota 1939 p 322 Records Ministerio de Educacion Bogota Colombia Salon Nacional de artistas 1940 al 2000 pp 3 4 5 6 28 George C Marshall Foundation Library 1948 Inter American Conference Visit Capitol Bogota Remarks 3 day LUNCH AT ARTIST HOME WITH LAUREANO GOMEZ p 9 10 11 Records Academia de Historia de Colombia Miamibro Santiago Martinez Delgado Bolivar Nadie a estudiado y conose del Libertador Simon Bolivar como Santiago Martinez Delgado Doc A34 c1 c2 c3 B12 Catalogo Expocicion Postuma Martinez Delgado Santiago 1974 Bogota Colombia Biblioteca Lian Angel Arango Por Joaquin Pineros Corpas y la Colombiana de Seguros p 5Printed sources Edit Martinez Delgado Encyclopaedia de arte de Colombia 1986 Pineros Joaquin Santiago Martinez Delgado el Humanista 1 70 a href Template Cite journal html title Template Cite journal cite journal a Cite journal requires journal help Online sources EditGehr Pablo Santiago Martinez Delgado Arte Colombia Archived from the original on 2007 03 13 Retrieved 2007 01 02 External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Santiago Martinez Delgado Wikiquote has quotations related to Santiago Martinez Delgado Online Gallery of Master Martinez Askart Market ifo about artist Info from Luis Angel Arango Library Website about Colombian Artists Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Santiago Martinez Delgado amp oldid 1113740825, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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