20^th Century Spanish

After training at the San Fernando School of Fine Arts in Madrid, in the 1950s Sanz created a type of painting akin to Informalismo. However, in the 1960s he evolved towards experimentation with matter, using glass and mirrors as his main support. That period coincided with his membership of the group, which also awakened in him an interest for Op and Kinetic art. That second period ended in 1974. As from that moment, his painting tended towards the depiction of seascapes, flags and lighthouses rendered in a hyperrealist language. His work has been seen in major Spanish and European galleries.