Rufino Tamayo
Rufino Tamayo was a celebrated Mexican painter and muralist renowned for his unique style that blended indigenous and modern art forms. His work is highly regarded in Mexico and beyond, and he was notably associated with the murals placed in Sanborns, specifically in La Fragua, which have become a part of the country's artistic heritage.
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Recent news mentions
Rufino Tamayo is one of the artists featured in the collective exhibition 'Animales sagrados'.
“Uno tiene que dejarse sorprender”: Entrevista con Arnaldo Coen
Mexico· 2026-05-31
Rufino Tamayo's works are included in the Gelman collection being exhibited.
El empresario que decide sobre el patrimonio olmecaMexico· 2026-02-21
Rufino Tamayo is referenced as a person who appreciated art and supported Irma Palacios.
“Tiene uno que insistir, ser terco en lo que quiere ser”: Irma Palacios, Premio Nacional en Bellas ArtesMexico· 2026-01-29
Rufino Tamayo is highlighted for his original lithographs being auctioned by the Indep.
A abrir la cartera, gobierno subasta desde Tamayos al Chipote chillónMexico· 2025-09-07
Rufino Tamayo was one of the most important Mexican painters of the 20th century and gained international recognition.
Tal día como hoy 24 de junio
Venezuela· 2025-06-24
Rufino Tamayo is noted for placing murals in the Sanborns location that has now closed.
¿Por qué han cerrado varias tiendas Sanborns? Esto dice Carlos Slim sobre las clausurasMexico· 2025-02-11
