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Santos Chavez

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452: 884: 245:"I am a particle in the cosmos, what are we in the planetary system, in infinite space? …Balance, harmony, sense, symbolism, poetry… It is my entire childhood, alone in the country, the world I interpret in my work. In the distance a window opens up […I cannot say 'I know it all,' so I keep working, suffering and seeking to find that indescribable thing that one searches for…" —Santos Chávez 242:"They threw me out twice . They said I was no good. That I should take up something else. But I kept going back. They had no choice but to let me . The people who had studied in Paris or London could not accept the idea that a man with the face of an Indian like me could draw, engrave, paint." —Santos Chávez 678: 827: 817: 191:
The subject matter of his prints included landscapes, seascapes, children, and lovers. His artworks, he has said, "have an intimacy with the land, with life, with my thoughts."
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He died on January 2, 2001. During his life, he had over 85 solo exhibitions. His work was featured in the First Biennial Exhibition of Indigenous Art and Culture.
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or traditional chieftain, while his mother was Mapuche and Scottish. Santos was the youngest of seven and his given name was
206:. The Chilean National Council on Culture and the Arts offered the first Santos Chávez Prize to indigenous artists in 2008. 926: 921: 781: 401: 80:, and supported himself by working night shifts as a baker, construction worker, bill collector, and field hand. In 961: 776: 822: 956: 56:. He was Mapuche, the indigenous people of central and southern Chile and southern Argentina. His father was a 941: 688: 434: 857: 847: 842: 668: 161:
Exiled from Chile in 1977, he spent four years in Europe, continued printmaking at the Graphic Workshop of
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in Cuba. In the same year, Chávez traveled to the United States, where he studied at the
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The Engravings of Santos Chavez: Reunion from the Land on the Other Side of the Sea.
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In 1994, after returning to Santiago, Chile, he was commissioned to illustrate
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A scholarship for Mapuche artists has been established in his name at the
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was born on February 7, 1934, in a small town of Canihual, between
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Santos Chávez Alister Carinao en la Galería Cultural Codelco
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Chávez's work is included in the public collections of the
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Santos Chavez and Hector Herrara: Two Chilean Artists
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Here he perfected the techniques of the 311: 309: 307: 305: 303: 138:In 1968, he won Honorable Mention at the 72:Between 1958 and 1960, he studied at the 67: 33:, known for his engravings and woodcuts. 376:, Chilean Cultural Heritage Corporation 264: 262: 260: 258: 904: 328: 326: 324: 300: 295:National Museum of the American Indian 286: 284: 282: 280: 232:National Museum of the American Indian 148:School of the Art Institute of Chicago 383: 255: 321: 277: 194: 13: 782:Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia 218:, New York; Museum of Modern Art, 154:at the Renaissance Society at the 14: 978: 967:20th-century Chilean male artists 679:Federación Mapuche de Estudiantes 361: 316:Santos Chavez and Hector Herrera. 165:and finally settling down in the 62:Santos Chávez Mac Alister Curinao 883: 882: 450: 272:Chilean Cultural Heritage Site. 269:Santos Chávez: Earth's Painter. 370:, featuring images of his work 341: 209: 1: 947:21st-century Chilean painters 937:20th-century Chilean painters 689:Resistencia Ancestral Mapuche 248: 42:Santos Segundo Chávez Alíster 36: 669:Consejo de Todas las Tierras 7: 927:21st-century Mapuche people 922:20th-century Mapuche people 777:Desert Campaign (1833–1834) 752:Araucanization of Patagonia 674:Coordinadora Arauco-Malleco 409: 354:2008 (retrieved 3 Nov 2009) 76:(Fine Arts Society) at the 10: 983: 228:Metropolitan Museum of Art 167:German Democratic Republic 880: 707: 661: 590: 459: 448: 417: 297:. (retrieved 3 July 2009) 237: 176:'s collection of poetry, 374:Profile of Santos Chavez 222:; Museum of Modern Art, 78:University of Concepción 74:Sociedad de Bellas Artes 792:Occupation of Araucanía 338:(retrieved 3 July 2009) 318:(retrieved 3 July 2009) 274:(retrieved 3 July 2009) 146:of New York and in the 962:Chilean Mapuche people 787:Conquest of the Desert 772:Camino de los chilenos 68:Art studies and career 957:Chilean male painters 684:Mapuche football team 156:University of Chicago 942:Chilean male artists 662:Extant organizations 352:Inter Press Service. 216:Museum of Modern Art 140:Casa de las Américas 129:Taller Fray Cervando 119:After obtaining the 727:Battle of the Maule 532:Rüxafe (silverwork) 178:All the Songs - You 121:Premio Andrés Bello 114:wood-block printing 48:and Quidico in the 347:Estrada, Daniela. 290:Ancan Jara, José. 186:Elicura Chihuailaf 22:(1934-2001) was a 896: 895: 876: 875: 853:Las Canoas (1793) 699:Weichán Auka Mapu 336:The Ohio Channel. 163:Stockholm, Sweden 50:Región del Biobío 29:and painter from 974: 886: 885: 808: 807: 802:Mapuche conflict 732:Spanish invasion 454: 404: 397: 390: 381: 380: 355: 345: 339: 330: 319: 313: 298: 288: 275: 266: 230:, New York; 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Index

Mapuche
printmaker
Chile
Tirúa
Región del Biobío
Chile
University of Concepción
Concepción
Mexican muralism
Julio Escámez
Santiago
lithography
etching
dry point
wood-block printing
Mexico City
Pratt Institute
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
University of Chicago
Stockholm, Sweden
German Democratic Republic
Pablo Neruda
Mapudungun
Elicura Chihuailaf
Playa Ancha University of Educational Sciences
Museum of Modern Art
Montevideo
Rio de Janeiro
Metropolitan Museum of Art
National Museum of the American Indian

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