ALEJANDRO SANTIAGO - 1964-2013 "Reflejo de mujer" oil on canvas minor faults on the pictorial layer signed and dated 1994 Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 100 x 81 cm Notes: Label from the Baudouin Lebon gallery, Paris, identifying the work, pasted on the back. It was part of the exhibition "Alejandro Santiago - Une magie immabile",  held at the Baudoin Lebon Gallery in Paris, from December 13, 1994 to January 28, 1995, and is reproduced in the respective catalogue s.p., no. 6. Frame in poor condition. Alejandro Santiago Ramírez (Oaxaca, 1964–2013) was a renowned Mexican painter and sculptor, associated with the contemporary art scene of Oaxaca. Santiago became particularly internationally recognized for his monumental project 2501 Migrantes, which addresses Mexican migration through thousands of individual clay figures. His work has been exhibited institutionally in Mexico and abroad, including at The Mexican Museum in San Francisco, and is represented in institutional collections such as that of the Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales in Uruguay.