Guido Llinás (b. Pinar del Río, Cuba, 1923 – d. Paris, 2005). A self-taught artist, Llinás specialized in painting and engraving. He was part of Los Once group who had its first exhibition in Havana in 1953. He established in Paris in the early 60s where was in touch with Galerie Denise René where he had the opportunity to meet Jesús Rafael Soto, Carlos Cruz Diez, Luis Tomasello and Julio Le Parc. Throughout her prolific career he exhibited at major museums and institutions worldwide such as, Grand Palais (Paris), Modern Art Museum (Liege, Belgium), Galeria Sudamericana (New York), Kunsthall (Malmo, Sweden), among others.

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Llinás, Guido

Guido Llinás, series Pintura negra, 1991, oil on canvas, 18” x 24." ​
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