Luis Jiménez
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Luis Jimenez – Assyrian Lion, 2004
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Luis Jiménez – Eagle & Snake I+II | Set of 2 Lithographs, 2008
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Luis Jiménez – Eagle & Snake, 2008
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Luis Jiménez – Eagle & Snake II, 2008
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Luis Jiménez – Reflejo del Chuco, 2001
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Luis Jiménez – War Horse, 2001
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Luis Jiménez – Tan Lejos de Dios; Tan Cercas de los Estados Unidos, 2001 [PRICE UPON REQUEST]
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Luis Jiménez – El Buen Pastor, 1999 [PRICE UPON REQUEST]
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Luis Jiménez – Mustang, 1994
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Luis Jiménez – Study of a Classical Horse and a Modern Horse, 1994
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Luis Jiménez – Study of Two Classical Greek Horse Heads and a Modern Horse, 1994
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Luis Jiménez – Alligator, 1993
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Luis Jiménez – El Borracho I,II (Diptych), 1992
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Luis Jiménez
Biography
Born: El Paso, Texas, 1940
Died: Hondo, New Mexico, 2006
Luis Jiménez is known primarily for his large-scale public sculptures. His subject matter reflects his Hispanic roots and his experiences growing up in the southwestern United States. A prolific printmaker as well as sculptor, Jiménez frequently uses prints both as studies for sculpture projects and as original image statements. Jiménez graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1964 with a Bachelor of Science degree in art and architecture. He has had numerous solo exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States. Jiménez also received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the American Academy in Rome.
Died: Hondo, New Mexico, 2006
Luis Jiménez is known primarily for his large-scale public sculptures. His subject matter reflects his Hispanic roots and his experiences growing up in the southwestern United States. A prolific printmaker as well as sculptor, Jiménez frequently uses prints both as studies for sculpture projects and as original image statements. Jiménez graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1964 with a Bachelor of Science degree in art and architecture. He has had numerous solo exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States. Jiménez also received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the American Academy in Rome.
Artist Statement
“Jiménez creates monumental sculpture for major urban centers, stylized figures of cowboys and Indians, borderland Hispanics and high-plains sodbusters built of fiberglass and spray-painted in the vibrant, high-gloss colors of hot-rod cars. Drawing imagery straight from the red-blooded heart of American mythology, he evokes such fine art traditions as equestrian sculpture or the Pieta in a style reminiscent of Depression-era social realism and in a mode that might be termed heroic.” (- William Clark, Albuquerque Journal, 1989)