Jalisco has been the cradle of great artists whose contributions have transcended borders, leaving an invaluable legacy in the art world. This land, rich in traditions and marked by a vibrant history, has nurtured artists who, through their ingenuity and creativity, have impacted both the Mexican artistic scene and in the global scene. These art teachers from Jalisco Not only have they left an indelible brand in the Mexican artistic scene, but they have contributed to the enrichment of global cultural heritage.
Through their creative genius and tireless dedication, they have managed to transcend borders, carrying with them the richness of the earth that saw them born. His legacy endures as a vibrant testimony of the connection between the art, identity and history of Guadalajara, consolidating the city as a cradle of artistic mastery.
Dr. ATL is still part of the country's culture scene.Bettmann / Getty images.
Guadalajara (1875 – 1964)
The landscape of transformations.
Among the most prominent figures in Guadalajara is Gerardo Murillo, known as Dr. Atl. This multifaceted Mexican artist Not only conquered painting, but also writing and art critic. His ability to capture volcanology in his works made him one of the most important landscapes in the early twentieth century. His participation in renowned events, such as the «Universal Exhibition of Paris» in 1900, brought his talent to worldwide. Beyond his artistic skill, Murillo played a crucial role as director of the National School of Fine Arts in 1914-1915, leaving a legacy that connects art and education.
Meet the life and work of José Clemente Orozco, one of the most recognized Mexican muralists.Bettmann / Getty images
Guzmán City (1883 – 1949)
Of the great leaders of the Mexican mural movement.