How Painter Emilio Sanchez Used Vacation Snapshots As Aesthetic Experimentation

A report by Patricia Ortega-Miranda for the Smithsonian Magazine. In 1952, the Cuban-born artist Emilio Sanchez settled in New York City, where he lived a comfortable life dedicated to painting. In the winter, he made habitual getaways to locations with warmer temperatures, preferably islands in the Caribbean. Recording idiosyncratic architectural elements and the striking effects…

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