Luis Caballero (Colombian, 1947-1995) 10 ⅜" x 14 ⅝" Untitled Nude c1980 Charcoal Drawing on Paper #1MFN Artists/San Millan Randolph Dieudonné Vital had committed himself

Dieudonné Vital had committed himself to it seriously

and dated circa 1970

This piece belongs to a private collector who inherited it from a family member

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Adam Leontus was born in April 1923 into a family of nine children either in Anse-à-Galet (La Gônave) or Port-au-Prince

Luis Caballero (Colombian, 1947-1995) 10 ⅜" x 14 ⅝" Untitled Nude c1980 Charcoal Drawing on Paper #1MFN Artists/San Millan Randolph Dieudonné Vital had committed himselfBorn in Bogot, Colombia, on August 27, 1947, Luis Caballero, a painter, and draftsman, was considered one of the most important figures in Colombian art. He died of AIDS at age 52 on June 19, 1995. The Luis Caballero Award, the most essential plastic arts award in Colombia, bears his name. His work was shown in the 1969 Biennale de Paris and the 1984 Venice Biennale. In 1961 Caballero began his studies in Fine Arts at the University de Los Andes in