Antonio Segui

Coming from a family of wealthy traders, Antonio Seguí arrives in & nbsp; France & nbsp; 1951 & nbsp; to study painting and sculpture. In & nbsp; 1952, he also left to study in & nbsp; Spain. In & nbsp; 1957, he made his first individual exhibition in Argentina. In & nbsp; 1958, he made a long journey throughout South America & nbsp; and Central America, before setting up at & nbsp; Mexico, where he studies techniques From the & nbsp; engraving. 1961, he returned to work in Argentina. Very well known in Latin America, his work was revealed in Europe during the & nbsp; IIIe & nbsp; Biennale de Paris, in 1963, the year when he represented Argentina. This then elevated exhibitions in the biggest museums in the world. In 1963, he settled definitively in & nbsp; France, at & nbsp; Paris & nbsp; then at & nbsp; Arcueil, in the old property of Émile Raspail & Nbsp ;; Since then, he has worked between his French residence and & nbsp; Córdoba, in & nbsp; Argentina. On attached to the movement of the narrative figuration, he described himself as an independent artist. Antonio Seguí has ​​also traveled a lot in & nbsp; Africa, where he reported Many objects, and he seems particularly interested in elephants.