1988
Invocation (Alejandro Arango, 1988)
Invocation is a work of Alejandro Arango (1950). It dates from 1988. It measures 170 × 170 cm.
- 1988
- 170 × 170 cm
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StatsInvocation: key details
- Title
- Invocation
- Artist
- Alejandro Arango (1950)
- Date
- 1988
- Dimensions
- 170 × 170 cm
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What is the creation date of "Invocation" by Alejandro Arango?
The creation of "Invocation" by Alejandro Arango is dated 1988.
How big is the original "Invocation"?
The recorded dimensions of "Invocation" by Alejandro Arango are 170 x 170 cm. Reproductions can be ordered in other sizes while keeping the same proportions.
Is "Invocation" free of copyright?
The copyright answer for "Invocation" by Alejandro Arango: the work is still protected by copyright. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.
Which artist is "Invocation" attributed to?
"Invocation" was created by Alejandro Arango. The information on this page describes Alejandro Arango's original work.
What was Alejandro Arango's age when "Invocation" was created?
When "Invocation" was created in 1988, Alejandro Arango - born in 1950 - was 38 years old.
About Alejandro Arango
1950
Alejandro Arango
A Life Immersed in Human Paradox: Alejandro Arango Alejandro Arango, a name resonating within the contemporary art world, is a Colombian-born visual artist whose work delves into the complexities of modern society through a uniquely perceptive lens. Born in 1975, Arango’s artistic journey has been one of continuous exploration—a quest to understand and portray what he terms “the paradox of the faceless.” His path wasn't direct; after initial studies in cinematography and art direction within the United States, he returned to his homeland to earn a degree in anthropology. This academic grounding profoundly shaped his artistic vision, providing him with the tools to dissect social structures and human interactions. Before fully dedicating himself to painting, Arango honed his skills through photography and advertising, experiences that instilled a keen eye for composition and narrative.