Mallorcan artist. Bachelor of Fine Arts (Painting) from the Faculty of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi, Barcelona (1989-1994). He received his Ph.D. from the University of Barcelona in 2001. At the end of first degree realizlas exhibitions (Barcelona, 1994-1995), was selected on several occasions in the Prize for Young Painters, organized by the Paris Chamber (Barcelona, 1993-1995, and 1997). Compaginsu pictorial activity of these years to teaching, working as artistic assistant professor of anatomy at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi (Barcelona, 1993-1994), and as Professor of Drawing, Painting and Modeling Academy Dibuix i Painting Workshop (Barcelona, 1994-1999). In 1996 he received a grant from the Residencia de Estudiantes in Madrid to assist in the inventory of the library and archives of the poet and art critic Rafael Santos Torroella, what permitiparticipar in translation into Spanish History of Art Ernst H. Gombrich (Madrid: Ed Debate, 1998), and collaborate in various publications. Realizsus first solo exhibitions in the exhibition halls and Lola Anglada Sant Jordi (Barcelona, 1996), whose main theme was the picture, because, although the pictorial of Gins Quionero themed ranges from still lifes and interiors to landscapes and human figures, is this last issue which has more importance in his work. In 2000 he returned Palma de Mallorca, where he has worked so far in a given set of boxes on characters of Antiquity, and doing various group exhibitions in the Galera Dawidowski (Randa, 2003-2004), in Torre de ses Puntes (Manacor, 2004), and two singles, one in the Cultural Center sEscorxador (Palma de Mallorca, 2004), and another in the Torre de ses Puntes (Manacor, 2004). It is one of the artists participating in Art shows a les Illes Balears Emergent (III) the furnishing of the Torre dels Enagistes Manacor, itinerant Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Barcelona. Some of his paintings of historical themed already included in the following publications: Bruner, Michael, Green, and Melissa McBride, Lawrence W., The Nystrom Atlas of World History. Chicago: NYSTROM Division of Herff Jones, Inc., 2004 (250.000 copies), and Apel, Teena. Women Warriors. Los Angeles: Sea Press, 2004.
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