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Antonio Saura ANTONIO SAURA ( 1930, Huesca –1998, Cuenca) Exposiciones individuales / Exposicions individuals / Solo Shows 16.10.1950 - Saura / 24 pinturas y obras en Sala Libros Zaragoza 26.10.1950 papel 01.05.1951 - Pinturas surrealistas de Antonio Galería Buchholz Madrid 17.05.1951 Saura 25.02.1952 - Dieciséis cuadros de Antonio Galería Buchholz Madrid 12.03.1952 Saura 19.10.1953 - Exposición de dibujos de Antonio Librería Clan Madrid 31.10.1953 Saura 15.02.1956 - Saura Palacio de Madrid 28.02.1956 Bibliotecas y Museos de Madrid 17.02.1959 - Saura Galerie Stadler París 16.03.1959 05.09.1959 - Un tríptico de Antonio Saura Galería Machetti Cuenca 15.09.1959 29.03.1960 - Saura Galerie Stadler París 26.04.1960 02.1960 Antonio Saura Galleria Odyssia Roma 04.1960 Saura Galerie Blanche Estocolmo 06.03.1961 - Antonio Saura Pierre Matisse Nueva York 01.04.1961 Gallery 27.03.1961 - Saura Galleria Milán 27.04.1961 Dell’Ariete 24.11.1961 - Antonio Saura Galerie van de Munich 30.01.1962 Loo 07.03.1963 - Saura Galerie Stadler París 03.04.1963 16.03.1963 - Dessins et peintures de Saura Palais des Beaux- Bruselas 30.03.1963 Arts 26.04.1963 - Saura Stedelijk van Eindhoven 10.06.1963 Abbemuseum 22.06.1963 - Saura / Schilderijen Rotterdamsche Rotterdam 24.08.1963 Kunstkring 19.08.1963 - Saura Museo de Arte Buenos 05.09.1963 Moderno Aires 07.11.1963 - Antonio Saura Museu de Arte Río de 24.12.1963 Moderna Janeiro 10.03.1964 - Saura / Recent paintings Pierre Matisse Nueva York 04.04.1964 Gallery 02.04.1964 - Antonio Saura / Tekeningen Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam 25.05.1964 1964 Antonio Saura Kunsthalle Baden- Baden 03.10.1964 - Antonio Saura Konsthallen Göteborg 25.10.1964 15.12.1964 - Antonio Saura Galería Juana Madrid 15.01.1965 Mordó 03.1965 Saura Galería Liceo Córdoba 04.1965 Saura Galería La Sevilla Pasarela 25.05.1965 - Saura / Œuvres graphiques Galerie Stadler París 26.06.1965 10.1965 Saura Galerie Krikhaar Amsterdam 24.02.1966 - Saura Casa de las La Habana 31.03.1966 Américas 26.03.1966 - Saura Galería Grises Bilbao 15.04.1966 10.06.1966 - Saura Institute of Londres 09.07.1966 Contemporary Arts 08.06.1967 - Saura / Femmes-fauteuil & Galerie Stadler París 13.07.1967 Portraits imaginaires 1968 Antonio Saura / Carola Torres / Galerie Buchholz Munich cartones y tapices 10.10.1968 - Antonio Saura / Collagen und Frankfurter Francfort 30.12.1968 Zeichnungen Kunstkabinet 06.12.1968 Antonio Saura Galerie van de Munich Loo 11.04.1969 Antonio Saura / Novisaurias Galería René Barcelona Metrás 18.11.1969 - Saura / Peintures sur papier Galerie Stadler París 17.01.1970 16.11.1971 - Trois visions de Francisco de Galerie Stadler París 04.12.1971 Quevedo / Antonio Saura 11.04.1972 - Trois visions de Quevedo / Galería Juana Madrid 22.04.1972 Antonio Saura Mordó 06.12.1972 - Antonio Saura / Retratos Galería Juana Madrid 10.01.1973 imaginarios Mordó 22.01.1973 - Saura Sala de Cultura Pamplona 31.01.1973 de la Caja de Ahorros de Navarra 07.04.1973 - Saura Galería Fort Tarragona 30.04.1973 05.1973 Antonio Saura / Obra gráfica Colegio Oficial de Santa Cruz Arquitectos de de Tenerife Canarias 21.07.1973 - Antonio Saura Galería Carl van Ibiza 11.08.1973 der Voort 23.10.1973 - Antonio Saura / Obra gráfica Galería Moira Madrid 23.11.1973 10.1973 Saura Galería 13 Barcelona 20.11.1973 - Antonio Saura / Visiones y Galería 42 Barcelona 15.12.1973 aforismos 12.03.1974 - Antonio Saura / Obra gráfica y Centro de Arte M. Sevilla 04.1974 pintura sobre papel 11 25.09.1974 - Antonio Saura / Superpositions Galerie Stadler París 31.10.1974 04.11.1974 - Antonio Saura Galería Zarte Bilbao 31.11.1974 12.12.1974 - Antonio Saura / Diez notas y diez Sala Pelaires Palma de 01.1975 garabatos Mallorca 18.12.1974 - Antonio Saura Grupo Quince Madrid 10.01.1975 14.02.1975 - Antonio Saura Galerie Nouvelles La Haya 05.03.1975 Images 03.1975 - Antonio Saura / Mischtechniken Galerie van de Munich 04.1975 auf Papier Loo 08.04.1975 - Saura Galería Juan México 26.04.1975 Martín 06.09.1975 - Antonio Saura Galerie Blanche Estocolmo 01.10.1975 08.10.1975 - Antonio Saura / papers Galería Maeght Barcelona 29.11.1975 10.12.1975 - Antonio Saura Galerie Henry Lausana 31.01.1976 Meyer 27.01.1976 - Saura Galería Edurne Madrid 27.02.1976 04.1976 - Antonio Saura / Œuvre gravé Galerie David Ginebra 05.1976 Benador 23.04.1976 - Saura Galerie Mailliard Saint-Paul- 21.05.1976 de-Vence 22.04.1976 - Antonio Saura / Tempere, disegni, Graphica Club Milán 20.05.1976 opere grafiche 03.11.1976 - Antonio Saura / Obras gráficas Librería Popular Albacete 13.11.1976 18.01.1977 Antonio Saura / Moi Galería 42 Barcelona 15.03.1977 - Antonio Saura / Moi Galería Juana Madrid 09.04.1977 Mordó 07.05.1977 - Antonio Saura / Moi Chapelle des Pontarlier 14.05.1977 Annonciades 02.06.1977 - Antonio Saura / Moi Galerie Stadler París 30.06.1977 1977 Antonio Saura / Moi Musée des Besançon Beaux-Arts 22.10.1977 - Saura / Post-cards et Montages FIAC 1977 - París 30.10.1977 Galerie Stadler 04.11.1977 - Saura / Moi et peintures sur Galerie Nouvelles La Haya 30.11.1977 papier Images 18.01.1978 - Saura Galería Torques Santiago de 05.02.1978 Compostela 02.03.1978 Saura Galería Punto Valencia 14.03.1978 - Saura / Œuvres graphiques FNAGP París 27.03.1978 21.04.1978 - Antonio Saura Sala de Arte de la Vigo 30.04.1978 Caja de Ahorros Municipal 22.02.1979 - Saura / Peintures 1978-1979 Galerie Stadler París 31.03.1979 11.05.1979 - Antonio Saura Union des Arts Saint- 27.05.1979 plastiques Etienne-du- Rouvray 09.07.1979 - Saura Galería 4 Gats Palma de 30.08.1979 Mallorca 21.09.1979 - Saura Galerie Lauter Mannheim 12.11.1979 11.10.1979 - Saura Galerie Nouvelles Amsterdam 07.11.1979 Images 12.10.1979 - Antonio Saura (rétrospective) Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam 25.11.1979 08.11.1979 - Saura M.J.C. Les Hauts París 30.11.1979 de Belleville 07.12.1979 - Antonio Saura (rétrospective) Städlische Düsseldorf 01.1980 Kunsthalle 20.12.1979 - Antonio Saura Galería Carmen Valladolid 20.01.1980 Durango 04.03.1980 Saura Galería Juan México Martín 05.1980 - Antonio Saura / Exposición Sala Tiépolo Madrid 06.1980 antológica 1948-1980 01.06.1980 Antonio Saura National Gallery Reykiavík 06.06.1980 - Saura Centre Gérard Vénissieux 30.06.1980 Philippe 09.07.1980 - Antonio Saura / Exposición Fundació Joan Barcelona 14.09.1980 antológica 1948-1980 Miró 13.09.1980 - Saura Centre d’action Montbéliard 12.10.1980 culturelle, Caveau du château 29.10.1980 - Antonio Saura Sala Jamete Cuenca 21.11.1980 29.10.1980 - Antonio Saura Galería Benedet Oviedo 21.11.1980 06.11.1980 - Antonio Saura Lens Fine Art Amberes 06.12.1980 13.02.1981 - Antonio Saura / Exposición Sala Luzán Zaragoza 11.03.1981 antológica de obra en papel 28.02.1981 - Saura Galerie Moderne Silkeborg 28.03.1981 05.04.1981 - Saura Galerie Nouvelles La Haya 30.04.1981 Images 08.06.1981 - Antonio Saura / Moi Art Front Gallery Tokio 27.06.1981 08.08.1981 - Saura Sa Plata Freda Son Servera 28.08.1981 (Palma de Mallorca) 08.10.1981 - Saura / Portraits raisonnés Galerie Stadler París 21.11.1981 01.11.1981 - Antonio Saura Galerie Jack Amsterdam 21.11.1981 Visser 24.11.1981 Antonio Saura Museo de Arte Huesca Contemporáneo del Alto Aragón 15.02.1982 - Saura / Perchas Galería Diart Madrid 15.03.1982 02.1982 Antonio Saura Arco 1981 - Madrid Galería Carmen Durango 11.1982 Antonio Saura como grabador Museo de Bellas Zaragoza Artes 01.12.1982 - Antonio Saura Centre culturel Chelles 17.12.1982 28.01.1983 - Saura Casa de España París 22.02.1983 01.02.1983 - Antonio Saura / La Quinta del Casa de España Burdeos 22.02.1983 Sordo 02.1983 Antonio Saura como grabador Museo del Alto Huesca Aragón 03.1983 Antonio Saura como grabador Museo de Teruel Teruel 04.1983 Antonio Saura como grabador Museo de Bellas Oviedo Artes 22.04.1983 - Saura / Hommage à Rafael Université Toulouse 30.04.1983 Alberti Toulouse - Le Mirail 05.1983 - Antonio Saura como grabador Museo de Bellas Bilbao 06.1980 Artes 02.06.1983 - Saura /Dora Maar d’après Dora Galerie Stadler París 09.07.1983 Maar / Portraits raisonnés avec chapeau 11.07.1983 - Antonio Saura como grabador Sala María Santander 24.07.1983 Blanchard 08.1983 - Antonio Saura como grabador Casa de Cultura Salamanca 09.1983 08.1983 Saura Galería Lola Pontevedra Durán 09.1983 - Antonio Saura como grabador 1ª Muestra de Huelva 10.1983 Cultura Iberoamericana 20.10.1983 - Antonio Saura como grabador El Brocense Cáceres 15.11.1983 27.10.1983 - Antonio Saura / Mälningar och Galerie Bel’Art Estocolmo 19.11.1983 teckningar 10.11.1983 - Saura / Quince retratos Galería Antonio Madrid 30.12.1983 imaginarios Machón 06.12.1983 - Antonio Saura como grabador Caja de Ahorros y León 30.12.1983 Monte de Piedad 14.01.1984 - Antonio Saura como grabador Caja de Ahorros y Palencia 31.01.1984 Monte de Piedad 17.02.1984 - Antonio Saura como grabador Caja de Ahorros y Valladolid 29.02.1984 Monte de Piedad 07.02.1984 - Saura / Œuvre graphique Galerie Aturiale Liejas 17.02.1984 17.02.1984 - Antonio Saura Arco 84 - Galería Madrid 22.02.1984 Tórculo 16.03.1984 - Antonio Saura como grabador Museo Casa de Las Palmas 31.03.1984 Colón de Gran Canaria 14.09.1984 - Antonio Saura Wewerka Gallery Berlín 20.10.1984 24.09.1984 Antonio Saura / Moi Consejo de Almería Cultura, Diputación 06.12.1984 Antonio Saura Galerie van de Munich Loo 20.12.1984 - Antonio Saura / Obra recent Galería Maeght Barcelona 05.04.1985 10.02.1985 - Antonio Saura / La Quinta del Musée Bonnat Bayona 10.03.1985 Sordo 25.03.1985 - Antonio Saura / Arbeiten auf Kunstamt Berlín 28.04.1985 Papier aus dreissig Jahren - Wedding Berlin série 1984-85 26.03.1985 - Antonio Saura Galerie Kaj Helsinki 16.04.1985
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