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Langosta
Rufino Tamayo
Circa: Midcentury

Boldly composed and richly symbolic, Langosta (Spanish for “lobster”) is a striking example of Rufino Tamayo’s unique blend of surrealism and indigenous Mexican iconography. The crimson creature sits elevated on a pedestal-like table, silhouetted against a brooding background—part offering, part omen. Tamayo's mastery of color and texture, along with his embrace of mythic simplicity, gives this work its haunting, almost ceremonial power.

Print Details:

• Archival matte paper, 11"x17" untrimmed

• Giclée reproduction of the original artwork

• Suitable for framing

• Carefully packaged and shipped flat

Ideal for collectors of:

• Rufino Tamayo and Latin American modernists

• Surreal still lifes with symbolic depth

• Bold expressionist color palettes

• Mexican cultural and mythic themes

A crimson offering—part feast, part dream, all Tamayo.

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