...). Alejandro Anreus’s contribution (“Adapting to Argentinean Reality: The New Realism of Antonio Berni”) focuses on the continent’s other principal social realist thinker, Antonio Berni. Examining paintings of unemployed laborers and working-class soccer teams, the essay credibly alleges that Berni depicted...

...James R. Levy The Gaucho Martín Fierro . By Hernández José . English Version by Ward C. E. . Introduction by Astiz Carlos Alberto . Illustrations by Berni Antonio . Albany , 1967 . State University of New York Press . Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography . Pp. xvii...

... and similarities between Los Artistas and other contemporary Social Realist movements, such as Mexican muralism, are insufficiently explained in the book. The same frugality surrounds their relationship to the New Realism, a trend in Argentina’s visual arts born in the 1930s. Represented by Antonio Berni, Juan...

... the term populism not as widely abused as it is presently, attributed to even classical social democrats like Bernie Sanders, this revolutionary nationalist Latin American group could be described as populist in the sense that it conceptualized political struggle as a confrontation between the people...

... los collages de Antonio Berni como contracara al optimismo desarrollista, explicando cómo fue el primer pintor argentino en comprender cuánto y cómo las villas transformarían Buenos Aires y cómo su imitación al collage de las viviendas villeras golpea imaginarios de carteles publicitarios de modelos...

...), Mar. 1937. The banners used in the AIAPE column were painted by artist Antonio Berni. 11 Ibid., 229-30. The AIAPE’s Chilean counterpart was the Alianza de Intelectuales, headed by Pablo Neruda. 10 Other organizations formed around the same time generally concentrated on specific issues...