ALFREDO ARREGUÍN 1935 - 2023
Rob Schouten Gallery has been representing renowned painter Alfredo Arreguín work for the past six years. Since then we have had four solo exhibitions of his work, two of which while he was still alive. Alfredo was a very driven and inspired artist and he painted up until three weeks before his passing. He was a very generous and kind person and opened many doors for Hispanic and Latino artists.
Arreguín’s vibrant patterned work has long been inspired by his love of animals, his Mexican heritage, and his admiration of Frida Kahlo and others.
Arreguín came to Seattle from Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico in 1956. After completing his studies at the University of Washington in 1969 he became a seminal artist in the Seattle art world, opening doors for many Hispanic and Latino artists. His work is featured in the Smithsonian Museum of American Art as well as the Seattle Art Museum and numerous other museums.
PAINTINGS ARE CURRENTLY NOT EXHIBITED IN THE GALLERY BUT CAN BE VIEWED UPON REQUEST.
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Limited Edition Serigraphs
We offer three original serigraph by renowned painter Alfredo Arreguín that have been hand printed in a limited edition using the screen printing process. All stencil making and color mixing was done under supervision and in collaboration with the artist.
Photo by Eva Blanchard
Alfredo Arreguín was born in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico, and developed as an artist in Seattle (BA 1967, MFA 1969-University of Washington), where he has resided since 1956.
Arreguín has a long and distinguished list of accomplishments that spans more than four decades, and includes the Smithsonian Institution’s acquisition of his triptych Sueño (Dream: Eve Before Adam) for inclusion in the permanent collection of the National Museum of American Art.
In 2015 Alfredo travelled to Spain to attend solo exhibitions of his work in three different museums.
If you have questions about Alfredo Arreguín's paintings,
please contact the gallery at 360/222-3070 or 800/858-5063.
Museo de America exhibition, Madrid - Spain