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Afro-Cuban Religious Ceremony Room
(Cuarto Fambá)
Author: Mario Carreño
Year: 1943
Medium: mixed media on heavy paper laid down on cardboard
Size: 31 x 22 1/2 inches
Inventory No: 07551
Price: $
AVAILABLE
Provenance:
Perls Galleries, New York, NY.
Exhibited in Mario Carreño,
Perls Galleries, New York, NY,
March 13 – April 15, 1944, and
listed as number 13 in the
corresponding catalog.
Exhibited in Paintings, temperas
and drawings by Mario Carreño,
and listed as number 28 in the
corresponding catalog at
the following venues:
San Francisco Museum of Art,
San Francisco, CA,
August - September, 1944.
Pioneer Museum and Haggin
Art Galleries, Stockton, CA,
November, 1944.
E.B. Crocker Art Gallery,
Sacramento, CA, Dec., 1944.
Portland Art Museum,
Portland, OR, January, 1945.
Seattle Art Museum, Seattle,
Washington, Feb. – Mar., 1945.
Exhibited in Six Latin American
Painters at the following venues:
Atkins Museum of Fine Arts,
Kansas City, MO, April, 1946.
San Francisco Museum of Art,
San Francisco, CA,
May 10 – June 9, 1946.
Cranbrook Academy of Art,
Bloomfield Hills, MI,
June 26 – July 30.
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts,
Dallas, TX, 1946.
Illustrated in “Afro-Cuban
Ceremony Room”,
Detroit Free Press, Detroit, MI,
June 30, 1946, page 16.
Illustrated in “Afro-Cuban
Ceremony Room”,
The San Francisco Examiner,
San Francisco, CA.,
June 2, 1946, page 123.
Illustrated in the catalog
Wifredo Lam and His
Contemporaries, 1938 - 1952,
The Studio Museum in Harlem,
New York, NY, 1992, on page 65.
Illustrated in Relecturas
de Carpentier, Asturias,
Rulfo y García Márquez,
Erik Camayd-Freixas,
University Press of America,
Lanham, Maryland, 1998,
on page 30.
Illustrated in Cuadernos de
la Plástica Cubana. Carreño,
José Gómez-Sicre, Ediciones
Galería del Prado, Havana,
1943, n.p., b&w illustration.
Written about in “Auge y
expresión de la pintura en Cuba”
Loló de la Torriente, Cuadernos
Americanos, Mexico City, Mexico,
Vo. 16, N.4, July – August, 1944,
page 234.
To be illustrated in the upcoming catalog
IMPORTANT CUBAN ARTWORKS, Volume Twenty-Two,
Cernuda Arte, Coral Gables, Florida, December 2026.
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