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This item is an artwork that bears resemblance to the style of Rufino Tamayo, a renowned Mexican modernist painter known for his synthesis of European modernism and Mexican culture. The painting is characterized by vivid colors, abstract forms, and textural elements, reminiscent of Tamayo’s use of sand in his canvases to create rich, textured surfaces. The inclusion of figures and their stylized depiction aligns with Tamayo’s thematic focus on human existence and his exploration of modern abstraction.

Tamayo (1899–1991) was a prominent figure in 20th-century art, distinct from his contemporaries Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siqueiros in his avoidance of overt political themes. Instead, his works often engaged with universal ideas, emphasizing form, color, and texture. This artwork, with its use of sand texture, reflects the influence of Tamayo’s innovative techniques and his interest in combining modernist abstraction with elements of Mexican identity.