Sánchez, Tomas (B. 1948)

Tomás Sánchez was educated at the Academia de San Alejandro and the National School for Art in Havana. He was associated with the neo-figuration movement of Cuba in the 1960’s and 1970’s and was awarded the Joan Miró prize. Sánchez is best recognized for his paintings of carefully detailed tropical landscapes. His paintings of idealistic landscapes are contrasted by his depictions of garbage sites which he uses to criticize the environment of contamination. The artist currently lives in South Florida and Costa Rica.

Paintings

Tiempo de Anidar
Oil on canvas - 100 x 80 in - 1995

Meditador, La Montaña y La Nube de Niebla
Casein on Paper - 22 x 30 in - 1991

Untitled
Tempera on Masonite - 7.5 x 11 in - 1978

Orilla
Original Serigraph - 22.5 x 39 in - 1993

Orilla con dos Palmas y un Meditador
Acrylic on Canvas, 11 x 14 in. - 1994

Meditador en la Cascada
Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 24 in. - 1996

Photography

For the past seven years, world renowned Latin American Master, Tomas Sánchez, chose photography as another method of expressing his magnificent art. Now for the first time, and exclusively at Jorge M. Sori Fine Art, Sanchez will exhibit a special selection of these photograph that eloquently capture the amazing and haunting designs of nature along the Pacific Coastline.

For the first time, and prior to his October exhibition, preview a special selection of Tomas Sánchez photography at Jorge M. Sori Fine Art.

Photography C
Ed. 9; 59 x 35 in - 2011

Photography D
Ed. 9; 59 x 41.5 in - 2011

Photography E
Ed. 9; 43 x 65 in - 2011

Photography F
Ed. 9; 59 x 39 in - 2011

Photography A
Ed. 9, 51 x 33 in - 2011

Photography G
Ed. 9, 59 x 37 in - 2011

Photography H
Ed. 9 59 x 39 in - 2011

Sonido de la Ola en Vertical
Ed. 9 55 x 35 - 2011

El Hechizo
Ed. 9 35 x 55 - 2011

Pequena Nube Rosa
Ed. 9 59 x 39 - 2011

Isla y Roca, Luz y Sombra
Ed. 9, 39 x 27 in - 2011