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Creole Dance
In the first half of the 20th century, Uruguayan artists embraced the idea of promoting native subjects. Like the Hudson River school in the United States, it was a way for Uruguayan artists to celebrating their native land and elevate public awareness of the validity of native subjects as fine art. Figari is perhaps the most famous early twentieth century painters who specialized in native subjects.
Artform: PAINTING, DRAWING AND GRAPHIC ARTS, 20th and 21st Centuries
Artist: Figari, Pedro
Artist Dates: 1861-1938
Country/Culture: Uruguay
Period: 20th century
Date: c1925?
Medium: oil on cardboard
Size: 52 x 81 cm
Subject: genre - entertainment
Museum: Museum of Modern Art, New York
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