Leading Mexico Artist Rufino Tamayo to Have First Exhibit in Soviet Union
From Associated Press
MEXICO CITY —
Mexico’s most famous living painter, Rufino Tamayo, is having his first exhibition in the Soviet Union, the government news agency Notimex said Saturday.
It said Tamayo, who turned 90 on Saturday, will attend the opening of the show Tuesday in Moscow. A total of 125 works, including paintings and drawings, will be on exhibit in Moscow throughout the month of September, Notimex said.
Tamayo’s works will later go on display in Leningrad, it said.
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