Series 'Tributes'
Me contó mi maestro que al jardín de su
taller venía a visitarle diariamente un mirlo, Tudus merula, y todas las
mañanas le dada unos recitales preciosos…
Y con cara pícara, continuaba... “y por
las tardes me echaba unas broncas tremendas para que regresase junto a María
del Pilar”, su esposa.
Terminó, un poco triste... “ya lleva mucho sin venir…”
Las hojas de la obra son una copia de
unas que recogí del gran magnolio del patio del Museo Adolfo Lozano Sidro,
Priego de Córdoba, donde recibía clases del Maestro Venancio Blanco.
My master told me that a blackbird,
Tudus merula, came to visit him daily in the garden of his workshop, and every
morning it gave him some beautiful recitals ...
And with “crooked” face, he continued
... ‘and in the afternoons it told me off so that I would return to María del
Pilar’ (his wife).
He finished, a little sad ... ‘it has not come for a long time ...’
The leaves in the work are a copy of
some that I collected from the large magnolia tree in the courtyard of the
Adolfo Lozano Sidro Museum, in Priego de Córdoba, where I took lessons from the
teacher, Venancio Blanco.
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