The modern lenguaje in cuban graphics.
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Abstract
During the first two decades of the twentieth century, even when avant-gar-de Cuban painters had not exhibited in national territory, graphic art in Cuba already used modern languages, given, among other things, by the angular compositions inherited from Art Deco and the debts to Cubism. , fundamentally Figures such as Jaime Valls, Conrado Massaguer and Enrique García Cabrera showed their advertisements and illustrations with modernizing vein in magazines such as Social, Posters and Bohemia, at the same level of the well known Vanity Fair or Vogue.
Contradictorily, despite the richness of its legacy, there are only few re-searches and publications that have shown interest in the period and focus on Visual Communication Design.
The objective of this work has a cognitive as well as a utilitarian purpose in the project sphere; and intends as a result, to motivate students and contemporary designers to approach their roots, to those passages of our graphics that wait to be told.
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