Untitled (Study for Mother and Child)

Oswaldo Guayasamín was an Ecuadorian painter known for expressionist works that emphasized human suffering and social injustice. Working primarily in oil on canvas, his figurative style employed bold, distorted forms and a restricted, often somber palette to convey emotional intensity. His practice emerged from engagement with indigenous Ecuadorian culture and twentieth-century political upheaval.

Baltimore, MD, USA