Spanish Artists from the Fourth to the Twentieth Century: A Critical Dictionary

Arteta y Errasti, Aurelio

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L.C. NameArteta, Aurelio, 1879-1940
Dates1879-1940
Region(s)Bilbao; Madrid
MediaPainter and printmaker
NotesWorked in France (initially in Biarritz) from 1938; died in Mexico City.
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CreatedMPI |D 1989 08 08 |T 15:19:51
CreatedKEB |D 1996 08 21 |T 17:03:17
 
Bibliographic Sources
Bénézit, 1976 (Arteta, 19th-20th cent.). source
Bilbao, Banco de Bilbao [exh.], 1979, p.86 (Aurelio Bibiano de Arteta y Errasti). source
Bozal, 1992, p.410 (Aureliano Arteta). source
Busse, 1977 (Aureliano Arteta y Errasti, 1870-1940). source
Campoy, 1973 (Aurelio Arteta). source
Cien años de pintura, v.1, 1988 (Aurelio Bibiano Arteta y Errasti). source
Espasa, appx.1, 1930 (Aurelio Arteta, n.c.1880/1885-op.1923). source
Fontbona, 1988, p.523 caption for pl.658 (Aurelio Arteta, op.1917). source
Gaya Nuño, 1977, p.228 (Aurelio de Arteta y Errasti). source
Library of Congress (also as A. (or Aurelio) Arteta, or Aurelio de Arteta y Errasti, or Aurelio de Arteta y Errasti). source
Llano Gorostiza, 1965, p.230 (Aurelio Bibiano de Arteta y Errasti). source
Madrid, Centro Reina Sofía, 1991. source
Madrid, DGBA [exh.], 1956, p.60 (Aurelio Arteta, 1885-1943). source
Madrid, MEAC [cat.], v.1, 1982, pp.51-52. source
Marrodán, 1979, pp.13, 18 (Aureliano Bibiano de Arteta y Errasti). source
Páez Ríos, v.1, 1981, p.70 (Aurelio Arteta). source
Pantorba, 1948, p.337 (Aurelio Arteta, 1885-1943). source
Pantorba, 1980, p.371 (Aurelio de Arteta y Errasti). source
Saur, Allg. Künst.-Lex., v.5, 1992 (Aurelio Bibiano de Arteta y Errasti). source
Vollmer, v.1, 1953 (Aurelio Arteta, n.1883(?)-exh.1934). source