Latin American art in the twentieth century / 
Edward J. Sullivan. 
 - London, England :  Phaidon,   2011. 
 - 352 pages :  color illustrations, color map ;   29 cm 
<br/><br/>Contenidos : <br/> Preface /Introduction / Edward J. Sullivan<br/>Mexico / Teresa del Conde<br/>Central America / Monica Kupfer<br/>Cuba / Giulio Blanc, Gerardo Mosquera<br/>Dominican Republic / Jeannette Miller<br/>Puerto Rico / Enrique García-Gutiérrez<br/>Venezuela / Rina Carvajal<br/>Colombia / Ivonne Pini<br/>Ecuador / Lenín Oña<br/>Peru / Natalia Majluf<br/>Brazil / Ivo Mesquita<br/>Bolivia / Pedro Querejazu<br/>Paraguay / Ticio Escobar<br/>Uruguay / Alicia Haber<br/>Argentina / Marcelo Pacheco<br/>Chile / Milan Ivelic<br/>Chicano art / Victor Zamudio-Taylor 
<br/><br/> Latin American Art in the Twentieth Century is a comprehensive survey of Latin American visual art throughout the 1900s. The book brings together contributions from 17 scholars, critics, and curators, each writing about the artistic traditions and developments in their own country or region. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780714839806 
<br/><br/><label>LC Class. No.: </label> / L357 2011