During his childhood, Eduardo’s parents introduced him to Buenos Aires’ prominent sites – public parks, floral markets, tango halls, historic cafes and picturesque neighborhoods – which he observed and absorbed with deepening interest. Eduardo’s Buenos Aires reflects a social and cultural “melting pot” brimming with heartwarming colors and resonating with the pulse of the city. While his works emphasize human passions and emotions, his comfortably plump figures evidence an empathy and insight for his subjects and an appreciation of mankind’s foibles and imperfections.
1947 Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Studied Ceramics at Mireya Baglietto’s atelier
Studied Oil Painting at Diana Chalukian’s and Jorge Sarrile’s ateliers Fine Arts Professor
Solo Exhibitions
1981 Vibart Foundation Gallery, Buenos Aires
1981 Angelus Gallery, Buenos Aires
1986 RG Art Gallery, Buenos Aires
1988 La Porte Ouverte Gallery, Buenos Aires
1988 Tiempo Gallery, Buenos Aires
1990 Contini Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela
1992 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
1993 Portals Gallery, Chicago, USA
1994 Francis Frost Gallery, New York
1995 Contini Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela
2000 Hoy en el Arte Gallery, Buenos Aires
2000 Calle de Campomanes Gallery, Buenos Aires
2005 Jovenart Gallery, Madrid
Group Exhibitions
1983 La Porte Ouverte Gallery, Buenos Aires
1984 Amicitia Gallery, Buenos Aires
1984 Avignon Gallery, Buenos Aires
1984 H. Sarmiento Gallery, Buenos Aires
1985 Hoy en el Arte Gallery, Buenos Aires
1986 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
1986 Pro Arte Kasper Gallery, Morges, Switzerland
1987 Pro Arte Kasper Gallery, Morges, Switzerland
1987 French Alliance Art Gallery, Buenos Aires
1988 Henri Pourrat Center, Clermont Ferrand, France
1991 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
1992 Portals Gallery, Miami, USA
1992 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
1993 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
1994 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
1997 Signus Gallery, Buenos Aires
1999 Martinez’s French Alliance Gallery, Martinez, Buenos Aires Province
2001 Pro Arte Gallery, Buenos Aires
2002 Contini Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela
2002 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
2004 “The Biblical World”, GINA Gallery of International Naןve Art, Tel Aviv
Campus Gallery Hankin, Holon, Israel
2004 Naifs du Monde Entier Gallery, Paris
2006 “Tango Tales, Gaucho Trails: The Naives of Argentina”, GINA Gallery of International Naןve Art, Tel Aviv
2007 “Simple Pleasures, Bygone Days: The Naives of Brazil and Argentina”, GINA Gallery of International Naןve Art, Tel Aviv
2009 “Artistas por Amor II”, Estudio 9 Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Prizes
1985 Hoy en el Arte Gallery, Buenos Aires
2003 Mention of Honor, Naןve Art and the Old Testament”, Hoy en el Arte Gallery, Buenos Aires
Bibliography
“La Cite et Les Naifs”, Max Fourny, 1986, Paris
“L’Arbre et les Naifs”, Max Fourny, 1990, Paris
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