Visual Artists
- Alfonso Arana
Painter, founder of the Fundación Alfonso Arana. - Jean-Michel Basquiat
Painter (Puerto Rican mother). - Tomas Batista
Sculptor of "El Jibaro Puertorriqueño" monument and Zeno Gandía statue. - Ángel Botello
Painter and sculptor. - Antonio Broccoli Porto
Painter and sculptor from San Juan. - José Buscaglia Guillermety
Sculptor. - Luis Germán Cajiga
Painter most known for his silk screening technique. - Javier Cambre
Sculptor, photographer, video artist. - José Campeche
First renowned Puerto Rican artist. - José Caraballo
Artist born 1930, President of Hispanic Art League 1979. - Lindsay Daen
New Zealand-born artist, sculptor of La Rogativa statue in San Juan. - Jan D'Esopo
Painter and sculptor. - Elizam Escobar
Painter and activist. - James De La Vega
Mural artist. - Ramón Frade
One of Puerto Rico's most renowned artists and architects. - Obed Gómez
Contemporary artist known as the "Puerto Rican Picasso" - Vilma G. Holland
Painter. - Lorenzo Homar
Grafic artist - Antonio López
Fashion illustrator. - Soraida Martinez
Contemporary painter known for creating socially conscious Verdadism art style since 1992. - Antonio Martorell
Painter and graphic artist. - Ralph Ortiz
Visual artist and founder of the El Museo del Barrio - Francisco Oller
impressionist artist & painter. - María de Mater O'Neill
Painter, educator, and graphic artist - Manuel Rivera-Ortiz
Photographer. - Julio Rosado del Valle
Internationally known abstract expressionist.
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