Daniel Serra-Badue

Born in Santiago de Cuba, Daniel Serra–Badué (1914–1996) trained in Cuba, Barcelona, and New York before emerging as a leading surrealist printmaker in exile. Recognized with two consecutive Guggenheim Fellowships and later a Cintas Fellowship, Serra–Badué worked exclusively in lithography, crafting dreamlike images that traverse memory, architecture, and the uncanny. He anchored the Cuban diaspora art scene in the United States, while serving as chairman and Assistant Director of the Art History department at St. Peter's College in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Daniel Serra Badue - Solitude - detail
$125

Solitude

SERRA-BADUE, Daniel

Lithograph printed on wove paper. Reference: Season, Myers & Windisch 2577.Published by Associated American Artists (AAA), in an edition of 250...

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