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Renzo Oviedo: "Carro" (2004)

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Autor: Renzo Oviedo (26/7/1957 - 30/6/2015) República Dominicana. Descripción: Técnica Mixta sobre tela realizado en 2004 por el artista Dominicano. Medidas sin marco 101x101 cm (40x40 pulg). Obra en buen estado de conservación. Desde muy pequeño incursiona en el arte vía a su Padre, Nuris Oviedo (paisajista) y luego recibe enseñanzas de su tío el maestro Ramón Oviedo. Al igual que su padre y tío es un pintor autodidacta, el cual le ha permitido tener un estilo único y propio en cuanto a su trabajo se refiere, adoptando su majestuosidad y destreza con el pincel y el énfasis de costumbrismo en cada detalle de su obra. Impresionista neto con una gama de colores extraordinarios plasmando sus vivencias en temas inagotables, los cuales han pasado a colecciones importantes en República Dominicana. Dio clases en la Escuela de Bellas Artes de Santo Domingo en los años 80 y en 1989 se traslada a Nueva York un año para dar clases en diversas escuelas de arte .oviedo's familia conocida por ser el árbol que ha dado frutos a todos estos artistas y familia a la vez, Ramón Oviedo,Nuris Oviedo,Renzo Oviedo, Luis Oviedo, Eddy Oviedo, Hendrik Oviedo, Oscar Oviedo, entre otros...Ha sido uno de los artistas reconocidos dentro del ámbito de las artes tanto nacional como internacionalmente. Fallece el día 30 de junio del 2015 por un infarto cardiaco en su residencia natal, es referente para muchos pintores y artistas plásticos jóvenes. Deja un gran patrimonio en sus pinturas donde son expuestas con el consentimiento de sus hijos en la ciudad de Santo Domingo para dar referencia en su estilo propio. Sus obras han sido expuestas en varias ciudades del mundo, tales como: - Santo Domingo, San Francisco de Macorís (República Dominicana) - Nueva York (Estados Unidos) - Toronto (Canadá)

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