Poster of Vincente Preview, November 23 to December 11 1965

Abstract

Vincente was a member of the first generation of abstract expressionists. During his long career, he studied shape, light and the possibilities of pigment. During the 1920s Vicente became fully involved in Madrid’s “Generation of ‘27”, a group of poets, artists, and other intellectuals interested in the avant-garde. He exhibited for several years in Paris, Barcelona, and Madrid and them moved to New York in 1936. The influential galleries and critics of Abstract Expressionism recognized Vicente’s work as being of central importance to the era.

Vincente was a member of the first generation of abstract expressionists and was part of the most influential circles of his generation. During the course of his long studied shape, light and the possibilities of pigment. During the 1920s Vicente became fully imnvolved in Madrid’s culture, including the “Generation of ‘27”, a group of poets, artists, and other intellectuals interested in the avant-garde. He exhibited for several years in Paris, Barcelona, and Madrid, then moved to New York in 1936. The influential galleries and critics in New York recognized Vicente’s bold work as being of central importance to the era.