Doyon Art Appraisal and Consignment

850.516.7449

  • HOME
  • Paintings
  • Sculpture
  • Printmaking
  • Our Services
  • CONTACT US
  • More
    • HOME
    • Paintings
    • Sculpture
    • Printmaking
    • Our Services
    • CONTACT US

850.516.7449

Doyon Art Appraisal and Consignment
  • HOME
  • Paintings
  • Sculpture
  • Printmaking
  • Our Services
  • CONTACT US

Printmaking

RUFINO TAMAYO, Niño bailando (Boy Dancing), 1974

RUFINO TAMAYO, NIÑO BAILANDO (BOY DANCING), 1974, Mixografía.
Rufino Tamayo's signature on his Mixografía print, Niño Bailando (Boy Dancing), 1974

Rufino Tamayo was the first artist to work in the Mixografía® print process producing 67 editions along with some lithographs over a 17-year period until his death.  These workshop editions represent one-fifth of his total out-put in printmaking during his lifetime. 

Artist: Rufino Tamayo (Mexican, 1899-1991)

Title: Niño bailando (Boy Dancing), 1974 

Edition: 85/100

Medium:  Mixografía, a printing technique, developed by Tamayo and printmaker Luis Remba, which creates highly-textured surfaces over a lithographic print.

Paper:  Arches, 21 ¼”W x 29 ¼”H with deckled edges

Frame:  31”W x 39 ½”H with 6” wide mat, exposing deckled edges of print.

Comments:  Alternate names for the work include, “Indian Boy” 

Provenance:  Purchased in an Art Gallery in Selma, Alabama.

Publications: Rufino Tamayo: A Comprehensive Survey of His Mixografía® Prints, 1974-1990, Traveling Exhibition, Organized by the Mixografia® Workshop, Fall 2009- 2012.

Email Us

Rufino Tamyo

Niño bailando (Boy Dancing),

Mixografia, 1974













Copyright © 2018 Doyon Art Appraisal and Consignment - All Rights Reserved.

  • HOME
  • Paintings
  • Sculpture
  • Printmaking
  • Our Services
  • CONTACT US

Powered by GoDaddy Website Builder