Guinor Renoir: La couleur de la sculpture. Antiquité the discovery of sub-Saharan Africa

the discovery of sub-Saharan Africa brought about an aesthetic and chromatic renewal that accompanied all of his work up to his latest creations

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Guinor Renoir: La couleur de la sculpture. Antiquité the discovery of sub-Saharan AfricaRichard Guino (1890 1973) was a Catalan sculptor born in Girona, where he began his training at an early age, which he continued at the La Llotja School of Art in Barcelona, before entering Aristide Maillol's studio in Paris in 1910. From the outset, Richard Guino envisaged a career as an independent artist, stimulated by the search for a modernity whose language he discovered and which he accompanied with his young convictions. Caryatids, metopes,