"...Macedonio de la Torre is the sovereign owner of a truly original and grandiose esthetic."
César Vallejo
"...Macedonio de la Torre is the sovereign owner of a truly original and grandiose esthetic."
César Vallejo
Macedonio and his generation were born during a transition period between two eras. First came Romanticism, with its steamboats, railroads, horses, ...
Macedonio remained in the Argentine capital for almost two years, from 1915 to 1917, surviving by engaging in the most exotic of trades, ...
During this intense decade, Macedonio affirmed his dedication to painting. Several other notable incidents took place at this time, ...
In August of this year, the government of President Augusto Leguia fell and the country was submerged in a grave economic crisis...
- An artist Trujillano in paris-
Felipe Cossío del Pomar
- The Creators of Indian-American -
César Vallejo
- Notes on Art-
Don Quijote (Carlos Solari)
- An Artist from Trujillo in Lima -
Alcides Espelucín
Sebastián Salazar Bondy
Interview by Manuel Jesús Orbegozo
Luis Enrique Tord
- Macedonio de la Torre, 1893 -
in Pintura Contemporánea Peruana
Edgardo Pérez Luna
- Feudal Hell -
Interview by Ernesto More
- A Painter -
Juan Manuel Ugarte Eléspuru
- Macedonio, the grandfather -
Bertha de la Torre de la Piedra
"I would like to dedicate this book to Adriana Romero de de la Torre, who delighted her nieces and nephews with her exquisite piano renditions of Liszt, Mozart and Chopin, and Víctor Macedonio de la Torre Romero, who provided enthusiastic and filial support for the culmination of this book."