Arturo Souto
1902–1964 · Spanish · 31 artworks
ExpressionismPost-ImpressionismBold brushstrokesExpressive color palettesSimplified formsSocial RealismRegional subject matter
artist bio
Arturo Souto was a Spanish painter known for his contributions to the Expressionist and Post-Impressionist movements. His work often depicted scenes of Galicia, portraits, and urban landscapes, reflecting a blend of social commentary and personal expression.
what you'll learn
Studying Souto's work allows students to explore the fusion of Expressionist emotion with Post-Impressionist techniques in depicting everyday life. Students can analyze his use of color and form to convey mood and social context.
related: Jose Gutierrez Solana, Emil Nolde, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
31 artworks
Market of Segovia
1945
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I go
1934
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Double maternity
1964
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Militiamen in an interior
1937
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Pair
1951
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Rue Moufetard (ParÃs)
1945
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Workshop of the artist
1935
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Still life
1957
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Galicia
1963
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Rome (by the Figure pond)
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Portrait of woman
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Port of Bilbao
1933
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The Pantheon seen from rue Soufflot. Paris.
1941
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Portrait of Georgina Xenia Alberú
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Cover for the magazine "Vieiros" (No. 2)
1962
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Place of Firewood. Pontevedra.
1963
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Scullery
1931
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Young family
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Church and Gardens Acolmán, Mexico
1951
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Portrait of a man
1945
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Portrait of Vera Mayer
1952
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Square of Brussels
1938
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Parisians
1951
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Roofs of Madrid
1955
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The landscape lit (4 th)
1931
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New York
1957
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Neighborhood in Mexico
1951
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Cover for the magazine "Vieiros" (No. 2)
1962
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The Berbes
1963
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Portrait of Alvaro Gil Varela
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Beached boats
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