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Vela Zanetti: Murals that Survive the Passage of Time in the Dominican Republic
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There are artists who leave paintings. José Vela Zanetti left entire walls converted into memory. Between 1939 and 1960, the Spanish painter, exiled after the Spanish Civil War, developed in the Dominican Republic one of the fundamental stages of his career. During those two decades he made more than a hundred murals in churches, universities, hospitals, public institutions and cultural buildings.He also directed the National School of Fine Arts…
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