01182nam a2200205Ia 45000010005000000080041000050200018000462450053000642600052001173000020001695200490001895460012006796500036006916500031007276500044007586510016008029420007008189990015008259520136008406508260427s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a9789560932921 4aThe Jorge Tacla Archives/ cFlorencia San Martin  aSantiago, Chile; bEdiciones de Arrabal; c2022  a252p; c24x17cm  aEdited by Thomas Rothe. Preface by Josh T. Franco. Text by Florencia San Martín. Notebooks, drawings and ephemera from the acclaimed Chilean painter's Smithsonian bequest Chilean painter Jorge Tacla (born 1958) depicts architectural and urban ruins in the wake of catastrophe, natural or man-made. In 2019, the Smithsonian's Archives of American Art acquired Tacla’s papers—drawings, correspondence, photographs, notebooks and clippings—a selection of which are presented here.  aEnglish  aArchitectureaUrban ruins99325  aIndigenous societies99260  aN8350-8356 Art as a profession. Artists  aChile99326  cBK  c6508d6508  001040708NaSAFLbSAFLcSCd2026-04-27eSB15 reading room- Meleanna Meyerl0oN8350-8356 80.23p6508r2026-04-27w2026-04-27yBK