Mixed media on paper. Signed by Trinidad Osorio (Mexican, 1929-2002). 8 x 10 in. (20.3 x 25.4 cm). Trinidad Osorio studied at the National School of Arts at San Carols of the National Autonoma University in Mexico. From 1951 to 1953 after living for a while in the states, he became a professor of plastic arts. Osario was also professor of drawing at the school of Bellas Artes at the University of Morelia Mich.In his 40 years of dedication to painting and teaching the arts Trinidad has made has made 24 individual exhibitions. More than 300 collective exhibitions all over the world. Trinidad has had one man shows in Mexico City, Mx, France, Paris, Texas, Houston., He is in the Dallas Museum of Fine Art in Dallas, Tx. Carnegie inst. Pittsburgh, Penn. Museum of Modern Art in Japan Kamkaura, National Museum Bogota Columbia, Art Expo New York City, NY, Library of Congress Washington D.C., Colorado Springs Fine Art Center.

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