TERESA DUCLÓS
She was born in Seville (Spain) in 1936, where she usually resides.
She studied at the Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes Santa Isabel de Hungría in Seville. She studied three years as a Professor of Engraving.
In 1959 she obtained the Landscape Scholarship to study in Granada.
In 1964 is awarded First Prize for Engravings in the exhibition sponsored by the Directorate General of Fine Arts in Seville.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1962
Céspedes Gallery. Córdoba, Spain. (Together with Jaime Burguillos and Diego Ruiz Cortés).
1967
La Pasarela Gallery. Seville, Spain.
1968
School of Hispanic-American Studies. Seville, Spain.
Tartessos Gallery. Huelva, Spain.
1976
Juana de Aizpuru Gallery. Seville, Spain..
1978
Caledonia Gallery. Bilbao, Spain.
1979
Juan Mas Gallery. Madrid, Spain.
1981
Juana de Aizpuru Gallery. Seville, Spain.
1982
Biosca Gallery. Madrid, Spain.
1988
Monte de Piedad and Caja de Ahorros de Sevilla. Seville; Spain.
1990
Biosca Gallery. Madrid, Spain.
2001
Paintings for a collection. San Fernando Exhibit Hall. Seville; Spain.
2009
Of the presence and the dwelling. Leandro Navarro Gallery. Madrid, Spain.
2011
Walks through La Laguna. Rafael Ortiz Gallery. Seville, Spain.
2016
Nature as a garden. Antonio Povedano Art Center of Contemporary Spanish Landscape. Priego de Córdoba. Córdoba, Spain.
2021
Fragments of worlds. CAAC, Seville, Spain.
WORKS IN MUSEUMS AND PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
AENA. Contemporary Art Collection. Madrid, Spain.
Bank of Spain. Madrid, Spain.
Bank of Santander. Madrid, Spain.
Banco Popular. Seville, Spain.
CAAC, Andalusian Center of Contemporary Art. Seville, Spain.
Fundomar Collection. Seville, Spain.
Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Navigation. Seville.
Seville Provincial Council. Seville, Spain.
Cajasol Foundation. Seville, Spain.
Luis Cernuda Foundation. Seville, Spain.
Helvetia Insurance. Seville, Spain.
Museum of Contemporary Art of Cáceres, Spain.
Daniel Vázquez Díaz Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. Nerva, Huelva, Spain.
University of Seville. Seville, Spain.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS. Selection.
Tribute Exhibition Eva Aggerhald. Fine Arts Circle. Madrid, Spain
1962
Granada: the city and its landscape. Rodriguez Acosta Foundation. Granada, Spain
1963
Albiac Gallery. Zaragoza, Spain
1971
II Exhibition Current Art. Tower of the Merino. Santillana del Mar, Cantabria. Spain
1972
Nine Sevillian Painters. Juana Mordó Gallery. Madrid and Gallery Adriá. Barcelona. Spain.
1973
Young people around the figuration. Tower of the Merino. Santillana del Mar, Cantabria, Spain.
1974
International Biennial of Graphic Work and Serial Art. Segovia, Spain.
1975
Around Reality. Barbié Gallery. Barcelona, Spain.
1981
The Light. Brussels, Belgium.
1983
Realities. House of the Horses. Museum of Contemporary Art. Cáceres, Spain.
1984
Women in Spanish Art. Conde Duque Cultural Center. Madrid, Spain.
1987
In the Tower. Sevillian Painting, three generations. Tower of the Guzmanes. La Algaba, Seville. Spain.
1989
Andalusia, Art of a Decade, Museum of Contemporary Art, Seville and Hospital Real, Granada. Spain.
1992
San Clemente Monastery. Expo’92, Seville. Spain.
1997
Collection. Rafael Ortiz Gallery. Seville, Spain.
1998
Aurelio Biosca and the Spanish Art. Julio Gonzalez Gallery. Madrid, Spain.
1999
AENA. Contemporary Art Collection. Palace of Congresses of La Coruña and Municipal Museum of Malaga. Spain.
2001
Paintings for a collection. Museum of Cádiz. Cádiz, Spain.
2002
Andalusia and Modernity. From Equipo 57 to the Generation of the 70’s. CAAC. Seville, Spain.
2008
All against cancer. Spanish Association Against Cancer. Carriage Museum. Seville, Spain.
2009
Learning to look. 25 years of the Rafael Ortiz Gallery. Center for the Arts of Seville, caS. Seville, Spain.
2013
RESET What’s new in the tradition (of Sevillian contemporary art)? Valentín de Madariaga Foundation. Seville, Spain.
2014
Fruits of passion. CICUS. University of Seville. Seville, Spain.
2017
The genres of painting. Rafael Ortiz Gallery. Seville, Spain.
In the manner of… Rafael Ortiz Gallery. Seville, Spain.
2020
Les petites choses. Paintings. Rafael Ortiz Gallery (virtual).