From the Hidden to the Most Recognized: 'Ecuador in the Art of Arturo Guerrero
Abstract
Talking about the pictoric work of an artist can become an interpretation, which sometimes sounds pretentious and somehow annoying. However, when there is a book that exhibits the art collection, the critique turns into a guide for the less expert. In the case of Arturo Guerrero, this approach is worthy because it is a concrete way of rediscovering the marvelous and multiphasetic Ecuador.
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