A major contribution to the literature this compendium of the work of surrealist artist, Juan Carlos Libertti (b. Argentina) is an essential reference for 20th century art. Rafael Siquirru in his essay says: I would be mistaken if I were to highlight his essential concern with form, understood as a forceful visual presence rendered in terms of volume and weight. I believe this artist has succeeded in elevating his to the level of painting with the highest classical quality in the Renaissance sense of the worl. I consider it important to highlight that in in each of his achievements Liberti expresses himself as what he is: a great painter (p. 14) –Provided by vendor.
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