Pablo Mañé ┃ Figurative Painting and Contemporary Surrealism

Pablo Mañé (Montevideo, 1921 – Barcelona, 2004) was an academically trained painter with an international profile, who studied in Paris under the influence of André Lhote. His work combines figurative painting and surrealism with a narrative language of great visual power, developed between Europe and Latin America.

His compositions stand out for the creation of dreamlike and theatrical scenes where the everyday is transformed into a symbolic narrative. This combination of realism and surrealism makes his work a benchmark in 20th-century contemporary figurative art, highly valued by collectors.

Throughout his career, he exhibited in cities such as Barcelona, Paris, New York, Buenos Aires, and São Paulo, consolidating a recognized body of work in private collections and institutions.