This volume of series dedicated to artists from the state of Nuevo León with a brief critical text about Gerardo Cantú (b. Nueva Rosita, Coahuila, México 1934) a figurative painter, known also for his murals and is pioneer of engraving in México. He was a disciple of noted artists Pablo ÓHiggins and Nacho Aguirre. With more than 40 years of career, this artist closely linked to the University of Nuevo León has an unmistakable art production full of sensuality, feeling, beauty and color – Leticia Lozano.
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