Three Kings: Celebrating Latin America’s Greatest Voices

Antonio Machado emerges from the shadows to guide the Generation of '98.

Antonio Machado emerges from the shadows to guide the Generation of ’98.

Octavio Paz takes the torch from Lorca and Machado

Octavio Paz takes the torch from Lorca and Machado

Federico García Lorca & the Generation of 27

Federico García Lorca & the Generation of 27

Original watercolor portraits by Eric Ward. © Eric Ward 2015. All Rights Reserved.

Concept by John Aiello

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This entry was posted on April 26, 2015 by Jacob Aiello in 2015, April 2015, Artist Profiles, Rat On Art & Photography and tagged Art, Eric Ward.

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