Oswaldo Guayasamín fue un prominente pintor y escultor

ecuatoriano, nacido el 6 de julio de 1919 en Quito y fallecido el 10 de

marzo de 1999. Su obra se caracteriza por su expresionismo social y
su enfoque en la tragedia humana.
Guayasamín creó la "Capilla del Hombre" en Quito, un museo que
alberga una extensa colección de su arte y sirve como centro
cultural. Su obra aborda temas como la injusticia, la guerra y el
sufrimiento humano, reflejando su compromiso social y político.
Además de ser un destacado artista, Guayasamín también fue un
defensor de los derechos humanos. Su legado perdura a través de su
impactante obra y la influencia que tuvo en la escena artística y
social de Ecuador.

Oswaldo Guayasamín was a prominent Ecuadorian painter and

sculptor, born on July 6, 1919 in Quito and died on March 10, 1999.
His work is characterized by its social expressionism and its focus on
human tragedy.
Guayasamín created the "Capilla del Hombre" in Quito, a museum
that houses an extensive collection of his art and serves as a cultural
center. His work addresses topics such as injustice, war and human
suffering, reflecting his social and political commitment.
In addition to being a prominent artist, Guayasamín was also a
defender of human rights. His legacy lives on through his impressive
work and the influence he had on the artistic and social scene of
Ecuador.