'A Peruvian that Sees the World with European Eyes and Vice Versa':: The Infinite Coasts of Jorge Eielson

Luis Rebaza-Soraluz; Carlos Castro Sajami; Mariana Rodriguez Barreno

'A Peruvian that Sees the World with European Eyes and Vice Versa': The Infinite Coasts of Jorge Eielson

Luis Rebaza-Soraluz, Carlos Castro Sajami, Mariana Rodriguez Barreno

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Abstract

This study describes and explains the importance of Sardinia's geological origins, landscape, history and culture in the Peruvian Jorge Eielson's post-war writing and visual work; as well as the contemporary links between the latter's search for a modern art connected with the 'primordial' and those of the Sardinian artists Constantino Nivola, Michele Mulas and Maria Lai; and their place among a number of post-war writers and artist embarked in a quest to find in antiquity models for a future modern society.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Maria Lai and Jorge Eielson
Subtitle of host publication	100 Thousand Stars
Place of Publication	Nuoro, Italy
Publisher	Museo d'Arte Provincia di Nuoro
Pages	51-59
Number of pages	9
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 12 Jul 2023

Keywords

Jorge Eduardo Eielson
Peruvian 20th Century Art
Post-War Mediterranean Art
pre-Columbian art
Prehistoric art
Modern Art
The primordial modern

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