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Julia Codesido was not only a painter, printmaker, and educator but also – starting in the first decades of the twentieth century – a feminist activist. Committed to Indigenism and informed by the frequent trips she took to all corners of her native Peru, Codesido developed a unique pictorial language that redefined national identity by embracing its native roots.
15 de feb. de 2023 · Nacida como Julia Manuela Codesido Estenós, un cinco de agosto de 1883, la futura artista plástica fue hija del diplomático Bernardino Codesido Oyaque y de Matilde Estenós Carreño. Durante ...
Julia Codesido was born in Lima on 5 August 1883. [2] She was a daughter of the jurist and diplomat Bernardino Codesido Oyaque and Matilde Estenós Carreño. [3] Codesido spent her childhood accompanied by her older sister Matilde and her younger brother Bernardino José. She studied at the Colegio San Pedro, located in the center of Lima, and ...
In this painting, Julia Codesido develops the characteristic andean theme of the 20th century. The work represents a standing woman, with braids and a bare torso, who wears a colored blanket that covers her from her hips to her ankles, and who is in a cobbled room. Desnudo reclinado Desnudo reclinado (1929) by Julia Codesido Pontifical Catholic ...
Mujeres selváticas. Artista Julia Codesido (Lima, 1892 - 1979) Fecha1949. TécnicaÓleo sobre tela. Medidas80 x 63 cm. Línea de créditoMuseo de Arte de Lima. Fondo Alicia Lastres de la Torre. ClasificaciónPintura.
JULIA CODESIDO ESTENOS (1892-1979) Nació en Lima en 1892. Inició sus estudios de arte en Europa, completándolos en la Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes de Lima, bajo la dirección de Daniel Hernández. Ejerció la docencia en la misma hasta 1943. El año 1935 viajó ...
Julia Codesido Aug 5, 1883 - May 8, 1979 Julia Manuela Codesido Estenós was a Peruvian painter, one of the most significant representatives of the Peruvian plastic movement, popularly known as “indigenismo”.
