César Manrique: la conciencia del paisaje
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5821/qru.9580Abstract
Magnificent studies have been written about the paintings and architecture by César Manrique. Instead we wish to focus on highlighting both César Manrique’s commitment to the landscape of his island, which even took precedence over his work as a painter, and how during the 1960’s and 70’s, he formulated a true territorial project for Lanzarote; one which he initially thought up tentatively and individually, but which was gradually refined, through defining and building it collectively over the course of the years. We would like to re-establish the current relevance of his legacy, as a magnificent example of how to look towards the future, and how to learn to respect our landscape and cultural heritage, which as José Saramago reminds us, is how we show respect to ourselves.
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