Victorio Edades
(Filipino, born after 1895–died after 1985)
Biography
Victorio Edades was a celebrated Filipino artist whose innovative style and uncompromising vision helped to define the country's modern art movement. Born on December 23, 1895, in Pangasinan Province, Edades developed his passion for art at an early age. After completing his studies at the University of the Philippines, he went on to study at the Art Students League in New York, where he was exposed to the latest trends in European and American art.
In the 1920s, Edades returned to the Philippines and began to forge his own distinctive style, characterized by bold, angular lines and vibrant colors. His paintings were often inspired by local scenes and subjects, ranging from the bustling streets of Manila to the lush landscapes of the countryside. Through his work, Edades sought to express the essence of Filipino culture and identity, while also pushing the boundaries of traditional painting techniques.
Throughout his career, Edades garnered numerous awards and accolades for his pioneering contributions to the Philippine art world. His innovative style and iconic works such as Poinsettia Girl, which fetched a record-breaking $440,158 at auction, have solidified his place as one of the most important artists in the country's history.
Victorio Edades died on March 7, 1985. He is remembered not only for his technical skill and artistic innovation but also for his dedication to promoting the power and beauty of Philippine art on the global stage.
In the 1920s, Edades returned to the Philippines and began to forge his own distinctive style, characterized by bold, angular lines and vibrant colors. His paintings were often inspired by local scenes and subjects, ranging from the bustling streets of Manila to the lush landscapes of the countryside. Through his work, Edades sought to express the essence of Filipino culture and identity, while also pushing the boundaries of traditional painting techniques.
Throughout his career, Edades garnered numerous awards and accolades for his pioneering contributions to the Philippine art world. His innovative style and iconic works such as Poinsettia Girl, which fetched a record-breaking $440,158 at auction, have solidified his place as one of the most important artists in the country's history.
Victorio Edades died on March 7, 1985. He is remembered not only for his technical skill and artistic innovation but also for his dedication to promoting the power and beauty of Philippine art on the global stage.
Victorio Edades
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.jpg "Untitled (Landscape), 1968")
.jpg "Untitled (Rolling Hills), 1968")
.jpg "Untitled (Landscape), 1968")
.jpg "Untitled (Rolling Hills), 1968")
.jpg "Lady in Maria Clara (Juliet Reyes), 1978")
.jpg "Untitled (Fisherman), 1973")
.jpg "Untitled (Portrait), 1971")
.jpg "Untitled (By the Sea), 1981")
.jpg "Untitled (A lady with clasped hands), 1974")
Victorio Edades
Untitled (A lady with clasped hands), 1974
Sale Date: February 8, 2020
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