Selected List of Works
- 1925 El Tejido de los Sueños
- 1942 Gruta Magica
- 1947 Paludismo (Libélula)
- 1947 El Hombre de la Guadaña (Muerte en el Mercado)
- 1947 La Batalla
- 1947 Wahgwah
- 1947 Amibiasis o los Vegetales
- 1955 Useless Science or the Alchemist
- 1955 Ermitaño meditando
- 1955 La Revelacion o el Relojero
- 1955 Trasmundo
- 1955 El Flautista
- 1956 El Paraíso de los Gatos
- 1956 To the Happiness of Women
- 1956 Les Feuilles Mortes
- 1957 Creation of the Birds
- 1957 Women’s Tailor
- 1957 Caminos Tortuosos
- 1957 Reflejo Lunar
- 1957 El Gato Helecho
- 1958 Celestial Pabulum
- 1959 Exploration of the Source of the Orinoco River
- 1959 Catedral Vegetal
- 1959 Encounter
- 1960 Hacia la torre
- 1960 Woman Leaving the Psychoanalyst
- 1960 Visit to the Plastic Surgeon’s
- 1961 Vampiro
- 1961 Embroidering the Earth’s Mantle
- 1962 Vampiros Vegetarianos
- 1962 Fenomeno
- 1962 Spiral Transit
- 1963 Naturaleza Muerta Resucitando
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