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Artist | Roberto Diago (1920 - 1955)

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Exhibition History

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Exhibitions in artist-info

5 (S 1/ G 4)

Did show together with - Top 5 of 61 artists
(no. of shows) - all shows - Top 100

	Amelia Peláez del Casal (2)- 15
	Luis Martínez-Pedro (2)- 10
	Felipe Orlando (2)- 3
	Mario Carreño [Mario Carreño Morales] (2)- 11
	René Portocarrero (2)- 13

Exhibitions by type

5: 3 / 1 / 1 / 0

Venues by type

5: 3 / 1 / 1 / 0

Curators

artist-info records

Mar 1944 - Oct 2013

Countries - Top 3 of 3
United States (3)
Italy (1)
United Kingdom (1)

Cities 3 - Top of 3
New York (3)
Venezia (1)
London (1)

Venues (no. of shows ) Top 5 of 5

	Biennale di Venezia - Cuba (1)
	Marlborough Chelsea (1)
	Museum of Modern Art - MoMA (1/7) (1)
	Heike Moras Art (1)
	Knoedler & Co. (1)

Curators (no. of shows) Top 0 of 0

Offers/Requests Exhibition Announcement S / G Solo/Group Exhibitions			(..) Exhibitions + Favorites
Heike Moras Art	G	Oct 2013 - Oct 2013	London	(7)	+0

N/A Heike Moras Art , United Kingdom London, United Kingdom Roberto Diago (1920 - 1955); Glenda León (1976); Sofia Maldondado;
Marlborough Chelsea	G	May 2011 - Jun 2011	New York	(97)	+0

N/A Marlborough Chelsea , United States New York, United States Abel Barroso; Roberto Diago (1920 - 1955); [Alexis Leyva Machado] KCHO (1970); William Pérez; Ernesto Rancaño;
Biennale di Venezia - Cuba	S	Jun 1997 - Nov 1997	Venezia	(7)	+0

N/A Biennale di Venezia - Cuba , Italy Venezia, Italy Roberto Diago (1920 - 1955);
Paintings and Drawings of Latin America
Knoedler & Co.	G	Apr 1947 - May 1947	New York	(47)	+0

Paintings and Drawings of Latin America Knoedler & Co. , United States New York, United States Raúl Anguiano Valadez (1915 - 2006); Roberto Berdecio (1910 - 1996); Federico Cantú Garza (1908 - 1989); José Bernardo Cardoso (1861 - 1947); Mario Carreño (1913 - 1999); Julio Castellanos (1905 - 1947); [Emiliano Augusto Cavalcanti de Albuquerque Melo] Di Cavalcanti (1897 - 1976); Olga Costa (1913 - 1993); Roberto Diago (1920 - 1955); Francisco Dosamantes (1911 - 1986); Lucy Citti Ferreira (1911 - 2008); Pedro Figari (1861 - 1938); Jesús Guerrero-Galván (1910 - 1973); Clovis Graziano (1907); Xavier Guerrero (1896 - 1974); Eduardo Kingman (1913 - 1998); Wifredo Lam (1902 - 1982); Maria [Maria de Lourdes Alves Martins] Martins (1894 - 1973); Ricardo Martínez de Hoyos (1918 - 2009); Luis Martínez-Pedro (1910 - 1990); [Roberto Antonio Sebastian Matta Echaurren] Matta (1911 - 2002); Guillermo Meza (1917 - 1997); Roberto Montenegro (1887 - 1968); José Chávez Morado (1909 - 2002); Rafael Moreno (1887 - 1955); Edson Motta (1910 - 1981); Felipe Orlando (1911 - 2001); José Clemente Orozco (1883 - 1949); Noêmia Cavalcanti Mourao (1912 - 1992); Onofrio A. Pacenza (1904 - 1971); Amelia Peláez del Casal (1896 - 1968); Feliciano Peña (1915 - 1982); Emilio Pettoruti (1892 - 1971); Héctor Poleo (1918 - 1989); Cândido Portinari (1903 - 1962); René Portocarrero (1912 - 1985); Carlos da Silva Prado (1908 - 1992); Diego Maria Rivera (1886 - 1957); Carlos Orozco Romero (1896 - 1984); [Luis Salvador Efraín Salazar Arrué] Salarrué (1899 - 1975); Lasar Segall (1891 - 1957); Sérvulo Gutiérrez (1914 - 1961); Marie-Helena Vieira da Silva (1908 - 1992); José David Alfaro Siqueiros (1896 - 1974); Juan Soriano (1920 - 2006); Antonio Sotomayor (1904 - 1985); Rufino Tamayo (1899 - 1991); Joaquín Torres-García (1874 - 1949); Alfredo Zalce (1908 - 2003); Francisco Zuñiga (1912 - 1998);
255 \| Modern Cuban Painters
Museum of Modern Art - MoMA (1/7)	G	Mar 1944 - May 1944	New York	(1057)	+1

255 \| Modern Cuban Painters Museum of Modern Art - MoMA (1/7) , United States New York, United States Felicindo Iglesias Acevedo (1898); Cundo Bermúdez (1914 - 2008); Mario Carreño (1913 - 1999); Carlos Enríquez (1900 - 1957); Roberto Diago (1920 - 1955); Víctor Manuel García (1897 - 1969); Mariano Rodríguez (1912 - 1990); Rafael Moreno (1887 - 1955); Felipe Orlando (1911 - 2001); Luis Martínez-Pedro (1910 - 1990); Amelia Peláez del Casal (1896 - 1968); Fidelio Ponce de León (1895 - 1949); René Portocarrero (1912 - 1985);