List of Puerto Ricans - Visual Artists

Visual Artists

  • Alfonso Arana
    Painter, founder of the Fundación Alfonso Arana.
  • Jean-Michel Basquiat
    Painter (Puerto Rican mother).
  • Tomas Batista
    Sculptor of "El Jibaro Puertorriqueño" monument and Zeno Gandía statue.
  • Ángel Botello
    Painter and sculptor.
  • Antonio Broccoli Porto
    Painter and sculptor from San Juan.
  • José Buscaglia Guillermety
    Sculptor.
  • Luis Germán Cajiga
    Painter most known for his silk screening technique.
  • Javier Cambre
    Sculptor, photographer, video artist.
  • José Campeche
    First renowned Puerto Rican artist.
  • José Caraballo
    Artist born 1930, President of Hispanic Art League 1979.
  • Lindsay Daen
    New Zealand-born artist, sculptor of La Rogativa statue in San Juan.
  • Jan D'Esopo
    Painter and sculptor.
  • Elizam Escobar
    Painter and activist.
  • James De La Vega
    Mural artist.
  • Ramón Frade
    One of Puerto Rico's most renowned artists and architects.
  • Obed Gómez
    Contemporary artist known as the "Puerto Rican Picasso"
  • Vilma G. Holland
    Painter.
  • Lorenzo Homar
    Grafic artist
  • Antonio López
    Fashion illustrator.
  • Soraida Martinez
    Contemporary painter known for creating socially conscious Verdadism art style since 1992.
  • Antonio Martorell
    Painter and graphic artist.
  • Ralph Ortiz
    Visual artist and founder of the El Museo del Barrio
  • Francisco Oller
    impressionist artist & painter.
  • María de Mater O'Neill
    Painter, educator, and graphic artist
  • Manuel Rivera-Ortiz
    Photographer.
  • Julio Rosado del Valle
    Internationally known abstract expressionist.

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