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Araceli Gilbert de Blomberg (1913 in Guayaquil, Ecuador – 1993 in Quito), was an Ecuadorian artist. Gilbert enrolled in the School of Fine Arts in Santiago de Chile in 1936, studying under and , well-known encouragers of the Chilean plastic rebellion that later transformed into the Montparnasse group. In 1942, Gilbert returned to Guayaquil to study under . Through Michaelson Gilbert learned about European Expressionism and her work from this period was mostly figurative. At this time Gilbert was also part of an intellectual group from Guayaquil known as the Society of Independent Writers and Artists.

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  • أراسيلي غيلبرت هي رسامة إكوادورية، ولدت في 6 ديسمبر 1913 في غواياكيل في الإكوادور، وتوفيت في 7 فبراير 1993 في كيتو في الإكوادور. (ar)
  • Araceli Gilbert de Blomberg (1913 in Guayaquil, Ecuador – 1993 in Quito), was an Ecuadorian artist. Gilbert enrolled in the School of Fine Arts in Santiago de Chile in 1936, studying under and , well-known encouragers of the Chilean plastic rebellion that later transformed into the Montparnasse group. In 1942, Gilbert returned to Guayaquil to study under . Through Michaelson Gilbert learned about European Expressionism and her work from this period was mostly figurative. At this time Gilbert was also part of an intellectual group from Guayaquil known as the Society of Independent Writers and Artists. In 1943 Gilbert finished her dissertation in Painting, Sculpture and Art History from the School of Fine Arts in Guayaquil. Shortly thereafter, Gilbert moved to New York, where she studied at the Ozenfant Art School as a disciple of Amédée Ozenfant, one of the fathers of post-cubist purism and takes an important step towards the development of her own style. In 1946, at the end of World War II, Araceli returned to Ecuador and moved to the capital city, Quito. In 1950 she traveled to Paris and contacted Auguste Herbin, who in 1931 had created the Abstraction-Création Group. With the guidance of Herbin, Gilbert learned to combine the geometrical and abstract concepts, subjecting them to mathematical rigor. Gilbert participated in the Spanish American Anti-biennial organized by Picasso, as well as several group shows such as the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles. In 1953, Gilbert took a painting technology course with abstract artist Jean Dewasne. In 1954, she presented a solo show at the Arnaud Gallery in Paris with an album of lithographs, including a prologue by . In 1955, Gilbert returned from Paris and married the Swedish writer, photographer and explorer Rolf Blomberg. In 1960, she won the Second Prize at the IV October Salon in Guayaquil. The next year she won the First Prize for painting at the Mariano Aguilera Salon in Quito. By this point Araceli had consolidated her style, which was reaching its splendor. She mounted several solo shows and participated in the most important group shows of the country. She also represented Ecuador in the Biennial of São Paulo in Brazil, Biennial of La Havana in Cuba and Biennial of Coltéjer in Medellín, Colombia. In 1989, the Ecuadorian Government granted her the National Prize of Culture, Premio Eugenio Espejo. Gilbert died in Quito on February 17, 1993. (en)
  • Araceli Gilbert (Guayaquil, 6 de diciembre de 1913 - Quito, 17 de febrero de 1993) fue una reconocida pintora y artista ecuatoriana. Fue hija del Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón y de la Sra. Leonor Elizalde Bolognesi. Su madre, tuvo un papel muy importante para impulsar su carrera de arte, así mismo, su padre fue quien le apoyó económicamente para sus estudios profesionales. Según el historiador Efrén Avilés Pino, su formación artística comenzó en 1936 en la academia de Bellas Artes de Santiago de Chile bajo la dirección de los maestros Hernán Gazmuri y Jorge Caballero, dos de los artistas más representativos de Chile. Para 1942, ya en Guayaquil, aprendió del gran pintor del expresionismo alemán Hans Michaelson, quien fue su maestro entre 1942 y 1943. Después, en 1944, viajó a Nueva York para asistir a la Ozenfant School of Fine Arts de Amédée Ozenfant, uno de los cofundadores del purismo.​​​ Araceli, por su colaboración muy activa en el mundo de arte ecuatoriano. Durante los años 50 realizaba exhibiciones de sus obras , así, el arte ecuatoriano que destacaba lo masculino y lo indígena, empezó a mostrar una postura feminista. Considerada por la historiadora Jacqueline Barnitz como «la madre de la pintura formalista abstracta en el Ecuador», debido a su tendencia constructivista (abstracción geométrica) aprendida durante su estancia en Europa. Gilbert comprendió el constructivismo como un sistema de signos y valores plásticos utilizados para expresar sus propias emociones y los combinó con la cultura ecuatoriana y latinoamericana.​ Fue una artista innovadora y una de las primeras en el movimiento pictórico en el Ecuador en los años cuarenta.​ (es)
  • Araceli Gilbert (Guayaquil, Ekuador, 1913ko abenduaren 6a - Quito, Ekuador, 1993ko otsailaren 17a) margolaria izan zen. (eu)
  • Araceli Gilbert (Guayaquil, 6 dicembre 1913 – Quito, 7 febbraio 1993) è stata una pittrice ecuadoriana, figlia del dottor Abel Gilbert Pontón e della signora Leonor Elizalde Bolognesi.La madre ha avuto un ruolo molto importante nel promuovere la sua carriera artistica, e il padre l'ha sostenuta economicamente per i suoi studi professionali. Secondo lo storico Efrén Avilés Pino, la sua formazione artistica iniziò nel 1936 all'Accademia di Belle Arti di Santiago del Cile guidata dai maestri Hernán Gazmuri e Jorge Caballero, due degli artisti più rappresentativi del Cile. Nel 1942, già a Guayaquil, imparò dal grande pittore espressionista tedesco Hans Michaelson, che fu suo maestro tra il 1942 e il 1943. Più tardi, nel 1944, si recò a New York per frequentare la Scuola di Belle Arti di Amédée Ozenfant, uno dei co-fondatori del purismo. Araceli fu molto attiva nel mondo dell'arte ecuadoriana e durante gli anni '50 espose le sue opere. L'arte ecuadoriana, che enfatizzava l'elemento maschile e quello indigeno, cominciò a mostrare una posizione femminista. Venne considerata dalla storica Jacqueline Barnitz come "la madre della pittura formalista astratta in Ecuador", per la sua tendenza costruttivista (astrazione geometrica) appresa durante il suo soggiorno in Europa. Gilbert ha inteso il costruttivismo come un sistema di segni e valori plastici utilizzati per esprimere le proprie emozioni e li ha combinati con la cultura ecuadoriana e latinoamericana. È stata un'artista innovativa e una delle prime del movimento pittorico in Ecuador negli anni '40. (it)
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  • أراسيلي غيلبرت هي رسامة إكوادورية، ولدت في 6 ديسمبر 1913 في غواياكيل في الإكوادور، وتوفيت في 7 فبراير 1993 في كيتو في الإكوادور. (ar)
  • Araceli Gilbert (Guayaquil, Ekuador, 1913ko abenduaren 6a - Quito, Ekuador, 1993ko otsailaren 17a) margolaria izan zen. (eu)
  • Araceli Gilbert de Blomberg (1913 in Guayaquil, Ecuador – 1993 in Quito), was an Ecuadorian artist. Gilbert enrolled in the School of Fine Arts in Santiago de Chile in 1936, studying under and , well-known encouragers of the Chilean plastic rebellion that later transformed into the Montparnasse group. In 1942, Gilbert returned to Guayaquil to study under . Through Michaelson Gilbert learned about European Expressionism and her work from this period was mostly figurative. At this time Gilbert was also part of an intellectual group from Guayaquil known as the Society of Independent Writers and Artists. (en)
  • Araceli Gilbert (Guayaquil, 6 de diciembre de 1913 - Quito, 17 de febrero de 1993) fue una reconocida pintora y artista ecuatoriana. Fue hija del Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón y de la Sra. Leonor Elizalde Bolognesi. Su madre, tuvo un papel muy importante para impulsar su carrera de arte, así mismo, su padre fue quien le apoyó económicamente para sus estudios profesionales. Según el historiador Efrén Avilés Pino, su formación artística comenzó en 1936 en la academia de Bellas Artes de Santiago de Chile bajo la dirección de los maestros Hernán Gazmuri y Jorge Caballero, dos de los artistas más representativos de Chile. Para 1942, ya en Guayaquil, aprendió del gran pintor del expresionismo alemán Hans Michaelson, quien fue su maestro entre 1942 y 1943. Después, en 1944, viajó a Nueva York para asis (es)
  • Araceli Gilbert (Guayaquil, 6 dicembre 1913 – Quito, 7 febbraio 1993) è stata una pittrice ecuadoriana, figlia del dottor Abel Gilbert Pontón e della signora Leonor Elizalde Bolognesi.La madre ha avuto un ruolo molto importante nel promuovere la sua carriera artistica, e il padre l'ha sostenuta economicamente per i suoi studi professionali. Secondo lo storico Efrén Avilés Pino, la sua formazione artistica iniziò nel 1936 all'Accademia di Belle Arti di Santiago del Cile guidata dai maestri Hernán Gazmuri e Jorge Caballero, due degli artisti più rappresentativi del Cile. Nel 1942, già a Guayaquil, imparò dal grande pittore espressionista tedesco Hans Michaelson, che fu suo maestro tra il 1942 e il 1943. Più tardi, nel 1944, si recò a New York per frequentare la Scuola di Belle Arti di Amédée (it)
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