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Jorge Camacho
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(1934 - ?)
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| Biography: |
A member of the new Surrealist generation. His paintings often depict an animal in distress, and the setting is usually a confining room, in which one can often catch a glimpse of whips or other means of torture. Some of his better know works include “The Rebellion of Bravo,” “The Yellow Sky,” and “The Birds” (1973).
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