Selected Exhibition History
1920 – Xul Solar and the sculptor Arturo Martini, Galleria Arte, Milan, 27 November to 16 December
1924 – Exposition d’Art Américain-Latin, Musée Gallièra, Paris, 15 March to 15 April
1924 – Primer Salón Libre, Witcomb, Buenos Aires
1925 – Salón de los Independientes, Buenos Aires
1926 – Exposición de Pintores Modernos, Amigos del Arte, Buenos Aires
1929 – Xul Solar, Amigos del Arte, Buenos Aires, May
1930 – Salón de Pintores y Escultores Modernos, Amigos del Arte, Buenos Aires, October
1940 – Xul Solar, Amigos del Arte, Buenos Aires
1949 – Xul Solar, Galería Samos, Buenos Aires
1951 – Xul Solar, Galería Guión, Buenos Aires
1952 – Pintura y Escultura Argentina de Este Siglo, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires
1953 – Xul Solar, Galería van Riel, Sala V, Buenos Aires
1963 – Homenaje a Xul Solar, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires
1965 – Xul Solar: Exposición Retrospectiva, Galería Proar, Buenos Aires
1966 – III Bienal Americana de Arte: Homenaje a Xul Solar, Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes, Córdoba
1978 – Xul Solar, Galería Rubbers, Buenos Aires
1993 – Xul Solar: A Collector’s Vision, Rachel Adler Gallery, New York
1994 – Xul Solar: the Architectures, Courtauld Institute Galleries, London
2005 – Xul Solar: Visiones y Revelaciones, Colección Costantini, Buenos Aires, 17 June to 15 August
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