DANILO ROMERO, 20TH CENTURY 'UNE HISTOIRE D'ENFANTS' [A CHILDREN'S STORY] Book of prints. Author's album. Paris, 1977.

Drawings, text and design by Damilo Romero. Pocket containing 18 plates. 32,5 x 49,5 cm Painter, poet and art historian, born in Mesopotamia in Argentina, where he spent his early years. In Argentina, he founded the journals 'Pachacamac' and 'Tiempo di America', publications concerned with aesthetic theory and research into the roots of Indian America in the context of Western art. In Paris, he was responsible for publications at the Latin American Institute of International Relations. Danilo Romero has lived and worked in Paris since 1964, where he participates in research into contemporary art, having held numerous exhibitions in Europe (Grand Palais, Centre Pompidou, Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris) and America. Author of the first 'Tableau-livre', followed by a book of prints 'Une Histoire d'Enfants' and a tactile book-poem featuring an engraved copperplate 'Derhama et le Dragon'… Musée des Enfants - Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris Exhibition from 6 June to 15 November 1979 'Une histoire d'enfants' cliffs-waterfall-forest-adventure