Overview
- The Valladolid-born painter, muralist and sculptor died at 90 in his hometown, ABC.es reported.
- A public wake has opened in the city with a funeral scheduled at the Cementerio de Las Contiendas.
- His seven-decade career spanned ceramics, bronze or stone murals, paintings, engravings, and collages on wood, fabric, paper, and aluminum.
- He founded the Tierras del Valid ceramics workshop in 1973, where he taught hundreds of students who later opened studios in Spain and abroad.
- He created the Fundación Andrés Coello in 2001 to safeguard his output, organizing more than 25 monographic collections that continue to tour internationally.