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ANZO (JOSÉ IRANZO ALMONACID, 1931–2006) Sculpture LA DAMA, stone and bronze, catalogued
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THE LADY
Stone and bronze sculpture, unique piece, titled La Dama (an abstract vision of the Lady of Elche), exhibited in 1988 in the retrospective exhibition ANZO: Yesterday and Today of an Artistic Career (1945–1987) at the Municipal Historical Museum, Valencia.
Size: 67 cm x 46 cm
Provenance: Private collection.
José Iranzo Almonacid, also known as ANZO (Utiel, February 1, 1931 – Valencia, March 4, 2006), was a Spanish painter, designer, and sculptor. He was one of the leading international exponents of Pop Art, widely regarded as the introducer and foremost representative of this movement in Spain.
His artistic career can be divided into four clearly defined stages: Figurative Art, Abstract Art and Informalism (1950–1964), Pop Art (1964–1967), Isolations (1967–1985), and Lyrical Geometry (1985–1993).
He is considered one of the most prominent Spanish artists of the 20th century, especially recognized and acclaimed by critics during his Pop Art (1964–1967) and Isolations (1967–1985) periods. The work of this Valencian artist is preserved, restored, and studied at the Fundación Anzo in Valencia.
Academically trained, Anzo developed his own style within 20th-century European avant-garde art through his Isolationsseries, combining sociological concerns with technological innovation. Created according to precise technical parameters and a carefully selected material palette imbued with strong symbolism, his works emphasize conceptual content, enhanced by techniques and elements reflecting what they represent.
Exhibitions – Solo Exhibitions
- 2017: Anzo. Isolations (1967–1985), Institut Valencià d’Art Modern (IVAM), Valencia.
- 2014: Anzo Experimental, La Nau Cultural Centre of the University of Valencia, Sala Martínez Guerricabeitia, Valencia; and Anzo. Homage, Galería Muro, Valencia.
- 2010: Isolations, Valle Ortí Gallery, Valencia; and Memòria d’Anzo, La Nau Cultural Centre of the University of Valencia, Sala Martínez Guerricabeitia, Valencia.
- 2007: Anzo, Art and Footwear, Paco Jaén, Elche; ANZO Sculptures, Florencio de la Fuente Museum of Contemporary Art, Requena; and Girarte Anzológica. Paintings of a Life, traveling exhibition: Casa de la Cultura, Alzira; Sala Municipal de Exposiciones, Requena; Centro Cultural La Asunción, Albacete.
- 2006: Girarte – Anzológica. Paintings of a Life, traveling exhibition: Casa de Cultura, Villena; Casa de Cultura, Almansa; Centro Cultural de la Villa, Ibi; Ameubl – ANZO ’06, Disseny, Valencia.
- 2001: Anzo. Pictorial Work 1965–2001, Galería Nadir, Madrid.
- 2000: Anzo Isolations 2000, Museum of Contemporary Art, Santiago de Chile; Isolations, National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires.
- 1999: Anzo. Isolations, Centro Cultural de España, Montevideo.
- 1998: Isolation 2000, L’Almodí, Valencia.
- 1997: Anzo Inauguration at His Studio, Valencia.
- 1996: ANZO Virtual, retrospective exhibition commemorating the 30th anniversary of Galería Val i 30, Valencia.
- 1993: ANZO, Recycling Memory, Galería Val i 30, Valencia.
- 1992: Four Different Visions of ANZO, Club Diario Levante, Valencia.
- 1991: Galleria Citifin, Treviso. Galería Val i 30, Valencia. Casa de la Cultura de Utiel y Galleria 9 Colonne Spe, Palermo.
- 1990: Sala Cai-Luzá, Zaragoza; and Galleria 9 Colonne Spe, Brescia.
- 1989: Galería Val i 30, Valencia.
- 1988: ANZO: Yesterday and Today of an Artistic Career (1945–1987), Municipal Historical Museum, Valencia.
- 1987: Martínez Medina, Valencia.
- 1986: Solo exhibition featuring sculpture and graphic work, Galería 11, Alicante.
- 1985: Retrospective exhibition of Painting and Sculpture, 1957–1985, Centro Municipal de Cultura, Alcoi.
- 1982: Graphic work exhibition, Sala Braulio, Valencia; and Galería Lucas, Valencia.
- 1981: Sala Stephan, Villajoyosa, Alicante.
- 1980: Anzo, Painting and Graphic Work from 1967 to 1980, Caja de Ahorros de Alicante y Murcia, Alicante.
- 1979: Galería Temps, Valencia.
- 1978: Galerías Paco, Nueva York.
- 1977: Art Gallery – Spanish National T.O., Nueva York y Citibank, Milán.
- 1976: Nova Cultura, Valencia.
- 1974: Picasso Rooms, Dirección General de Bellas Artes, Madrid; Sala Luzán, Zaragoza; and Galería Besaya, Santander.
- 1973: Galería Nova, Barcelona.
- 1972: Galería Punto, Valencia, España / Casa de la Cultura, Utiel.
- 1969: Galería Val i 30, Valencia, España / Galería Eurocasa, Madrid yGalería Grises, Bilbao.
- 1968: Galería Il Salotto, Como / Inauguración de la nueva sede de la Galería SM 13, Roma.
- 1967: Ateneo Sala Santa Catalina, Madrid / Ateneo de Pontevedra.
- 1966: Información y Turismo, San Sebastián; Sala Amadis, Madrid.
- 1965: Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia y Galería Biosca de Madrid.
- 1963: Martínez-Medina de Valencia e inaugura el ciclo de Exposiciones Radiovisuales, Radio Nacional de España.
- 1962: Inauguration of Galería Idea, Barcelona; Sociedad Cultural Horizontes, sponsored by the Hon. City Council of Utiel.
- 1961: North American Studies Center, Valencia.
Group Exhibitions
- 2015: Artistic Collectives in Valencia under Franco, Institut Valencià d’Art Modern (IVAM), Valencia; Tribute to Miguel Hernández 50×50, Centro de Arte Taller de Ivars, Benissa; and Valencian Art in the Martínez Guerricabeitia Collection, Llotja de Sant Jordi, Alcoy.
- 2014: Spanish Selection, Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende, Santiago de Chile, Chile; Tribute to Miguel Hernández 50×50, Casa Bardín, Instituto Alicantino de Cultura Juan Gil-Albert, Alicante; and José Martínez Medina. Designing a Life, Centro del Carmen, Valencia.
- 2013: New Donations, Patronat Martínez Guerricabeitia, La Nau Cultural Centre of the University of Valencia, Sala Estudi General, Valencia; Fora de sèrie, Ibero-Suiza serigraphs in the UPV collection, Exhibition Hall of the Polytechnic University of Valencia.
- 2012: América, América, Institut Valencià d’Art Modern (IVAM), Valencia; Behind the Wall There Is Sun, Contemporary Collections of the Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia and Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia San Pío V.
- 2011: Behind the Wall There Is Sun, Contemporary Collections of the Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia; Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante (MACA); Rethinking Society. Around Art and Commitment, Fundación Chirivella Soriano, Valencia; and Black/White: Subject, Space, Perception, Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante (MACA).
- 2010: Martínez Guerricabeitia Collection, Sala Santa Inés, Seville; Contemporary Art 1960–1980. The Collection, MUBAG Museo de Bellas Artes Gravina, Alicante.
- 2009: The Photographic Trace in New Realist Painting: The Valencian Contribution (1963–2005), Centro del Carmen, Valencia.
- 2000: Utopies ácides, University of Valencia, Sala Martínez Guerricabeitia, Valencia; Who Said No? Images of Pop Art in Spain, Sala de Exposiciones Víctor de los Ríos, Casa de Cultura de Santoña; Rosa Torres and Anzo, Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende, Santiago de Chile; Art a l’Hotel, contemporary art fair (with Galería Val i 30), Hotel Inglés, Valencia; ARTE BA 2000, Generalitat Valenciana stand, Buenos Aires; Toys for Icarus – Fans of Two Seas, Museo Nacional de Cerámica y Artes Suntuarias González Martí, Valencia.
- 1999: The Memory That Unites Us, Museum of the University of Alicante, Alicante; Material Abstraction, Galería Muro, Valencia; ARCO 99, International Contemporary Art Fair, Madrid.
- 1998: Contrasts, Galería Muro, Valencia; Pop Art in the IVAM Collections; ARTE BA 98, Buenos Aires; Art a l’Hotel, contemporary art gallery fair (with Galería Val i 30), Hotel Inglés, Valencia; ARCO 98, International Contemporary Art Fair, Madrid.
- 1997: Traces, End-of-Century Printmakers, Ibercaja, Valencia; Tribute to Miguel Hernández through the Visual Arts, Museo San Juan de Dios, Orihuela; Tribute to Carles Llorca by His Friends, Centre de Cultura, Els Poblets; Casal Jaume, Alicante; Casa Municipal de Cultura, Dénia; and Centro Cultural de la CAM, Benidorm; Pop and New Figuration in the IVAM Collection, traveling exhibition: Valencia; Centro Municipal de Cultura La Mercé, Burriana; Casa de la Cultura, Altea; and VI International Contemporary Art Fair, Guadalajara; Solidaritat e Art, visual artists and poets, Museu d’Història de Catalunya; exhibition organized by Fundación Cipriano García to commemorate the 25th anniversary of España Libre in Milan, 1972, Barcelona; From Goya to Barceló, traveling exhibition organized by Fundación Argentaria around landscape, Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid; Museo de Bellas Artes, A Coruña; Xunta de Galicia; ARCO 97, International Contemporary Art Fair (with Galería Val i 30), Madrid.
- 1996: Trend Encounters at La Lonja del Pescado, Alicante; Contemporary Art Exhibition, Mie, Japan; Juan Antonio Aguirre Collection, IVAM, Valencia; Estampa Popular in Madrid, Seville, Vizcaya, Córdoba, Catalonia, and Valencia, Centre Julio González, IVAM; ARCO 96, International Contemporary Art Fair, Madrid.
- 1995: ART 95, The London Contemporary Art Fair, London; 10th Anniversary, Galería Viciana, Valencia; Valencian Constructivism, Spinello, Valencia; First Contemporary Art Salon, Association of Galleries of the Valencian Community, Palacio del Marqués de la Scala; The Imprint of the Avant-Garde, Museo de San Pío V, Museum of Fine Arts, Valencia; ARCO 95, International Art Fair, Madrid; Contemporary Art Fund of the Polytechnic University of Valencia, IVAM Centre del Carme, Valencia; Informalism and New Figuration in the IVAM Collection, National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina; and Centro Cultural de Belém, Lisbon.
- 1994: Tribute to Cillero, Galería Rosalia Sender, Torrent d’Art; Charity Exhibition with UNICEF, Hotel Astoria Palace, Valencia; The Color of the Avant-Gardes, Fundación Argentaria, Sala Plaza de España, Madrid; A Century of Valencian Painting, 1880–1980: Institutions and Proposals, Centro Julio González, IVAM, Valencia; Artists for the Third World, Ibercaja, Valencia; Valencians in Bullfighting Painting and Sculpture, Aula de Cultura La Llotgeta, Valencia; ARCO 94, International Contemporary Art Fair, Madrid; Tribute to Miguel Hernández, Casa de la Cultura de Xàtiva and Diputación de Granada.
- 1993: Valencian Art in the CAM Collections, Aula de Cultura La Llotgeta, Valencia; Les Cobertes de l’Avenir, edicions 3i4, Galería Val i 30, Valencia; Tribute to Miguel Hernández, Palau dels Scala, Valencia; School of Arts and Trades, Teruel; Casa de la Cultura, Villena; ARCO 93, International Contemporary Art Fair, Madrid.
- 1992: Among Friends, inaugural exhibition of Galería Rosalia Sender, Valencia; The Display in the IVAM Collection, Salas de Arenal, Seville; Foundation Exhibition, Museo Salvador Allende, Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia; Tribute to Miguel Hernández, Museum of Contemporary Art of Elche, Morella, and Sala de Exposiciones de la CAM, Alicante; IVAM Collections (Acquisitions 1985–1992), IVAM, Valencia; ARCO 92, International Contemporary Art Fair, Madrid.
- 1991: Inter, pares, Galería Fandos y Leonarte, Valencia.
- 1990: INTERARTE 90, International Art Fair, Valencia; Spanish Coin, Galería Val i 30, Valencia; Art London 90, 5th International Contemporary Art Fair, London; ARCO 90, International Contemporary Art Fair, Madrid; Ibero-American Plastic Expression on Paper, Museo Nacional de Escultura, Valladolid; Inaugural exhibition of the City Museum, Palacio del Marqués de Campo, Valencia.
- 1989: Founding exhibition of the Pinacoteca of Casa de la Cultura, Utiel; Contemporary Catalan Art, Palacio de los Reyes de Mallorca, Perpignan; Inter Art 89, International Modern and Contemporary Art Fair, Valencia; Spanish Coin, Galería Val i 30, Valencia; Finisecular, inaugural exhibition at Centro Cultural Mislata.
- 1988: 30 años de Pintura, Centro Cultural de la Caja de Ahorros de Valencia. Inter Art 88, 4.ª Feria Internacional de Arte Moderno y Contemporáneo, artista invitado por el Ayuntamiento de Valencia.
- 1987: Commemorative exhibition for the 25th Anniversary of Sala Luzán, Zaragoza; Museum of Printing and Graphic Work, Monastery of Santa María del Puig; Contemporary Valencian Painters, Casa de la Cultura, Ayuntamiento de Torrent, Valencia; Art Valencia, Centro Municipal de Cultura, Alcoi; Art a València, organized by the Cultural Department of the Ayuntamiento de Benicàssim, also presented at Casa de Cultura, Canals.
- 1986: Inauguration of his Monument to Freedom of Expression at Plaza de Comunicaciones, Alicante; Muelle de Levante, Port of Alicante; and Palacio de la Diputación, Castellón. Contemporary Valencian Art, organized by Promociones Culturales del P.V., La Lonja, Valencia. National Drawing Museum, Castillo de Larres, Sabiñánigo, Huesca. 68 Valencian Artists, Centro de la Villa, Madrid. Inaugural exhibition of the new premises of Galería Punto, Valencia. Avant-Garde of the 1950s, Caja de Ahorros, Valencia. Contemporary Valencian Painters, Casa de la Cultura, Quart de Poblet.
- 1985: Valencian Art 1960–1980, Ayuntamiento de Paiporta; Large Formats of Contemporary Valencian Painting (1975–1985), Galería del Palau, Valencia.
- 1984: Itinerante 84, exhibited with the Art Collection of Banco Exterior de España and the Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Valencia; Tribute to Eduardo Westerdahl, organized by A. Canaria de Amigos del Arte Moderno, Los Lavaderos, Círculo de Bellas Artes and Colegio de Arquitectos de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Castillo de San José, Lanzarote; Casa Museo de Colón, Galería Vegueta, and Casas Consistoriales, Gran Canaria; 17 Valencian Artists, organized by Art Valencià 84, Centro Municipal de Cultura, Alcoi, Alicante and Valencia; International Exhibition ARTS Plàstiques Barcelona 84, Valencian Community Pavilion, Palacio de Congresos, Valencia.
- 1983: Dreams and Nightmares (Utopian Visions in Modern Art), organized by the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, in collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Musée National d’Art Moderne, Paris; and Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art, New York. Pictorial Collection, Ayuntamiento de Valencia, Museo Histórico Municipal, Valencia. Art Solidaritat, Palacio del Temple, Valencia. Organized by the Ministry of Culture, exhibited with the collections of the International Museum of Contemporary Art of Equatorial Guinea.
- 1982: Traveling Exhibition of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Vilafamés, organized by the Conselleria de Cultura of the Generalitat Valenciana, shown in the municipalities of Silla, Riba-Roja, Dénia, Santa Pola, Cocentaina, Benissa, Tavernes de Valldigna, Benicarló, L’Alcora, Nules, Gandia, Quart de Poblet, Carlet, Algemesí, Castalla, Novelda, Sax, La Vila Joiosa, Cullera, Almàssera, Alacuàs, L’Olleria, Benetússer, Picanya, Catarroja, Cheste, Sedaví, Picassent, Alzira, Carcaixent, Enguera, Requena, Utiel, Manises, Elda, Petrer, and Montcada. Cultural Exhibition of the Valencian Country, Centro Cultural Castallut, Monóver. Spring Cultural Exhibition, Ayuntamiento de Gandía. 2nd Painting and Sculpture Exhibition of the Armed Forces, cloisters of Santo Domingo, Valencia.
- 1981: Cáceres Painting Prize; The Portrait, Sala Parpalló, Excma. Diputación Provincial de Valencia; Traveling Exhibition of the Art Collections of A.C.A.A.C., Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de las Islas Canarias, La Palma, Santa Cruz de Tenerife; Contemporary Art of the Valencian Country, Excmo. Ayuntamiento del Villar, Valencia; Cultural Exhibition of the Valencian Country, Ajuntament d’Alcoi; 30 Valencian Artists, Excmo. Ajuntament de Valencia; 5th International Art Biennale of Valparaíso; Art at School, pedagogical exhibition at the Escuelas Profesionales de San José, Valencia.
- 1980: 1st International Meeting of Art Criticism, a traveling exhibition with collections from the Museo Popular de Arte Contemporáneo, Villafamés; Art Amnesty, Sala Parpalló, Valencia; Painters from Utiel, Casa de la Cultura, Utiel; 12th National Exhibition of Metal in Art (15th International Metal Art Fair, Valencia); Traveling Exhibition of Valencian Painting and Sculpture, organized by the Provincial Delegation of Culture and the Valencian Federation of Cultural Associations, shown throughout the Valencian Community.
- 1979: Cáceres Painting Prize 1979; 20th Anniversary Amnesty International Auction Exhibition, Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia; Collections of the Museo Popular de Villafamés, exhibited in the halls of the Ayuntamiento de Valencia; 57 Artists and a Country, Exhibition Halls of the Museo Histórico Municipal, Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Valencia.
- 1978: Contemporary Painters and Sculptors, inaugural exhibition of Galería de Arte Sorní 15, Valencia; Tribute to Joan Miró, dedicated by the city of Palma de Mallorca; Tribute to Valencian Painting and Sculpture, Galería Valle Ortí, Valencia; 15th March Salon, Valencia; Realism in Contemporary Spanish Painting, Pushkin Museum, Moscow and Leningrad, where several participants were censored by the USSR, prompting the remaining artists to withdraw their works in solidarity; Gráfica 78, Galería Lucas, Gandía; 4th International Art Triennial, selection based on the common denominator of artistic research on spatial formulations, New Delhi; Contemporary Spanish Painting, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon; Una proposta per il 1978, organized by D’Ars, Milan.
- 1977: Nombres nuevos del arte español, exhibited in Valparaíso and Santiago de Chile; La Paz (Bolivia); Caracas (Venezuela); Bogotá (Colombia); Quito (Ecuador); Panamá (Panama); and Guatemala. Nueva Generación, Palacio de Velázquez, Retiro, Madrid; Pintura Contemporánea de España, Casa de las Américas, Havana, Cuba.
- 1976: Art Actual del País Valencià, organized by Galería Canem, Castellón; Morella; Sexeni XLVII, Torre de San Miguel; 8th International Painting Festival, Cagnes-sur-Mer, French Riviera, promoted by UNESCO; 8th National Exhibition of Metal in Art, Palacio Ferial, Valencia; Els Altres, 75 Years of Valencian Painting, Galerías Punto and Val i 30, Valencia.
- 1975: Peace 75, held to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the UN in Slovenia; Exhibition of Valencian Artists, Galería Montgó, Dénia.
- 1974: Spanish Painting, Centro de Arte M11, Seville; 10th Anniversary, Galería il Salotto, Como; 1st International Biennial of Graphic Work and Serial Art, Segovia; Art on Paper, Torreón Bernard, Benicàssim; Awards from the Alexandria Biennales, museums of Damascus, Beirut, Cairo, and Ankara; L’Art Espagnol d’Aujourd’hui, Royal Museum of Brussels, Belgium, and Haus der Kunst, Munich; Punto Graphics, Internationale Kunstmesse, Berlin, Germany; Art 5’74, Basel; 6th National Exhibition of Metal in Art, Palacio Ferial, Valencia.
- 1973: Artists of the Gallery, Galería Zodiaco, Madrid; Panorama of Contemporary Art, Galleria d’Arte Il Centro, Pavia; Spanish Contemporary Art Exhibition, Lund Konsth All; 2nd Exhibition of Visual Arts of Baracaldo; Maraldtwo Hiszpańskie Wielkie, Warsaw; Collectiva per l’estate, Galería il Giorno, Milan; Exhibition with Contemporary Art, Club Sierra Helada, Benidorm; Malarstwo Hiszpańskie Dwudziestegowieki, museums in Warsaw, Katowice, and Bydgoszcz; 5th National Exhibition of Metal in Art (International Trade Fair), Valencia; MAM 73, Galerías Gaspar, René Metrás, and Nova, Barcelona.
- 1972: Amnesty Regarding Spain, Sala Reale delle Cariatidi, Milan; 1st National Exhibition of Visual Arts, Palacio Municipal, Villena; L’Art Espagnol Contemporain, Galería Yahia; Summer Exhibition, Galería Il Giorno, Milan; Contemporary Art of Valencia, Museum of Contemporary Art, Seville; L’Art Espagnol d’aujourd’hui, National Museums of Damascus and Beirut; Testimonio 72, Museum of Enschede, Delft, and Apeldoorn; Spanish Institute, London and Bournemouth; 3rd International Drawing Exhibition, Rijeka; Contemporary Spanish Art, Instituto Dominicano de Cultura Hispánica, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico; 3rd Coltejer Art Biennale, Medellín; Inaugural exhibition at the School of Architecture, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands; 9th Alexandria Biennale.
- 1971: MAM 71, organized by the Mediterranean Artistic Movement, Galerías Adriá, René Metrás, and Gaspar, Barcelona; Présence de 5 Artistes, Galería Castelli s.a.s., Milan; Per l’Estate, Galería Il Giorno, Milan; Traveling exhibition 18 Spanish Contemporary Artists, Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne; Montpellier, France; Stuttgart; Jonge Spaanse Kunst, Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Ghent; Testimonio 70, Spanish Museum of Contemporary Art.
- 1970: Group exhibition, Galería Triade, Turin; Man-Space with Nueva Generación, inauguration of the new phase of Galería Amadís, Madrid; Art i Paper, Galería ART-1, Elche, Alicante; Exhibition organized by D’Ars, Milan, Galería Le Soleil dans la Tête, Paris; Artists of Galería Val i 30, Valencia; Inaugural exhibition of the Centro Internacional de Artes Visuales, La Dársena, Milan; 18 Spanish Artists, Galería Al 2, Rome.
- 1969: Exhibition with the Nueva Generación group, Galería Wiot, Gran Canaria; International Acireale Prize, Sicily; Pictorama 1, first open-air painting exhibition featuring an 8 m² work, sponsored by the Ayuntamiento de Barcelona; 10th São Paulo Biennale; 2nd Exhibition of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Ibiza, Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes, Valencia; International Print Exhibition, Florence; Contemporary Spanish Figurative Painters, Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones, Madrid, Spain; also shown in San Diego, California, and St. Louis, Missouri, USA.
- 1968: Spanish Artists, Museum of Modern Art, Brazil; 34th Venice Biennale.
- 1967: With the exhibition Seven Spanish Painters, he exhibited his work in almost all Spanish cities; Works of Art Entered 1957–1967, Ayuntamiento de Valencia; Nueva Generación, Galería Edurne, Madrid; 9th São Paulo Biennale; International Painting Biennale, Galería Mundi-Art, Barcelona; Anzo, Armengol, Equipo Crónica, Equipo Realidad, and Genovés, Galería Il Giorno, Milan; Seven Spanish Painters, Spanish Embassy, Lisbon.
- 1966: Anzo, Muxart, and Vela, organized by the Dirección General de Información y Turismo, exhibited in London, Bremen, Ghent, Monaco, The Hague, and Paris; 10th Salón de Mayo, Barcelona; 7th International March Salon of Painting and Sculpture, Museo Histórico Municipal, Valencia; Contemporary Valencian Painters, Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza; 1st Mediterranean Salon, Palacio Ferial, Alameda, Valencia; Various Trends in Contemporary Spanish Painting, Badajoz, Vigo, and Cuenca.
- 1965: Spanish Art Exhibition, Festival Mesidor, Musée des Augustins, Toulouse; Contemporary Spanish Art (with Pablo Serrano, Saura, Viola, Martínez Novillo, and Millares), Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia.
- 1964: Exhibition with Contemporary Art, Galería Estil, Valencia; L’Estampa Popular de Valencia (Anzo, Marí, Martí, Solbes, Toledo, and Valdés), Centro Cullerense de Cultura; Exhibition with Estampa Popular (Anzo, Gorris, Marí, Martí, Ana Petters, Solbes, Toledo, Martí Quinto, and Valdés), Seminario de Montcada, Paris and Leiden; 3rd National Painting Biennale, Alicante; 5th March Salon, Valencia; 1st Contemporary Painting Salon, Excma. Diputación de Castellón; 7th Senyera Prize, organized by Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Valencia.
- 1963: 12th Autumn Exhibition of Seville; 9th Autumn Salon, Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia; 2nd Zaragoza Biennale; 4th March Salon, Contemporary Art (painting and sculpture), Palacio de la Generalidad, Valencia; National Fine Arts Competition, Madrid.
- 1962: 8th Autumn Salon, Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia.
- 1961: With Contemporary Art, exhibited at the Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia and Ontinyent; 7th Autumn Salon, Ateneo Mercantil Prize, Valencia; 2nd March Salon of Contemporary Art, Salón Dorado, Palacio de la Generalidad, Diputación de Valencia; Six Valencian Painters (Alcón, Anzo, Castells, Mas, Montesa, and Valdés), Galería Martínez Medina, Valencia; 5th Senyera Painting Prize, Valencia, Spain.
- 1960: 4th Autumn Salon, Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia; 4th Senyera Prize, Ayuntamiento de Valencia; 1st March Salon of Painting and Sculpture, Salón Dorado, Diputación de Valencia.
- 1959: 3rd Senyera Prize, Valencia, Spain
Public Museums and Collections
Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia, Spain
Banco de Vizcaya, Spain
Banco Exterior de España
Caja de Ahorros de la Inmaculada, Zaragoza, España
Caja de Ahorros de Torrente, España
Caja de Ahorros y Monte de Piedad de Valencia, España
Colección Argentaria, Madrid, España
Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Canarias, España
Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Valencia, España
Conselleria de Cultura, Educació i Ciència, Generalitat Valenciana, España
D’Ars de Milán, Italia
Escuela Nacional de Policía, Avila, España
Excma. Diputación Provincial de Valencia, España
Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Valencia, España
Art Collection of the Canary Association of Friends of Contemporary Art, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Fundación Chirivella Soriano, Valencia, Spain
Gabinetto delle Stampe del Castello Sforzesco, Milano, Italia
Gabinetto Disegni e Stampe degli Uffizi, Florencia, Italia
Gabinetto Disegni e Stampe dell’Istituto di Storia dell’Arte, Pisa, Italia
Galleria Civica de Arte moderna, Bologna, Italia
Galleria Civica di Arte moderna, Turín, Italia
Galleria Internazionale d’Arte moderna, Venezia, Italia
Galleria Nazionale d’Arte moderna de Roma, Italia
Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Viena, Austria
Iowa City Museum of Art – University of Iowa, EE.UU
IVAM, Institut Valencià d’Art Modern, Valencia, España
Kunstmuseum, Basilea, Suecia
Kunstmuseum, Zurich, Suecia
Kupferstickkabinet, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Alemania
Ministerio de Información y Turismo de España, Parador de Ronda, España
Moderna Galerija Ljubljana, Eslovenia
MUBAG, Excma. Diputación Provincial de Alicante, España
Musée d’Art moderne, París, Francia
Musée de Peinture et de Sculpture, Grenoble, Francia
Museo Borgogna, Vercelli, Italia
Museo Civico, Biella, Italia
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Barcelona, España
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Elche, Alicante, España
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Sao Paulo, Brasil
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Sevilla, España
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Villafamés, Castellón, España
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Alicante, España
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Ibiza, España
Museo de Arte Moderno Copenhague, Dinamarca
Museo de Arte moderno de Río de Janeiro, Brasil
Museo de Bellas Artes de Alejandría, Egipto
Museo de Bellas Artes San Pío V, Valencia, España
Museo de la Ciudad de Valencia, España
Museo del Dibujo, Sabiñanigo, Huesca, España
Museo Español de Arte Contemporáneo, Madrid, España
Museo Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo, Guinea Ecuatorial
Museo Provincial (Sala de Arte Contemporáneo) de Valencia, España
Museos de Arte, Barcelona, España
Museos Reales de Bellas Artes de Bélgica, Bruselas, Bélgica
Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, Israel
Oslo Nasjonalgalleriet, Noruega
Palacio de la Generalitat Valenciana, España
Patronato Jesus Martinez Guerricaibeitia, Valencia, España
Pratt Institute de Nueva York, EE.UU.
Staatliche Graphische Sammlung, Monaco di Baviera, München, Alemania
Staatsgalerie Stuttgart Graphische Sammlung, Alemania
The Museum of Modern Art, Nueva York, EE.UU
Universitat Politècnica de València, España
Victoria and Albert Museum, Londres, Reino Unido
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