If you don’t recognize the name of Colombian born painter and sculptor Fernando Botero ( b 1932), you might recognize his style – massive curvaceousness (a word, Irene?), or just plain chubby. The large Banco de la Republic museum complex dedicated two floors to these chubby-image paintings and sculptures, all donated by Mr. Botero. A sampling is below.
When we get to Medellin, we will visit Botero Plaza, where 23 of his chubby bronzes reside.





This is a borrowed photo and it looks like the only clothed piece in the Medellin plaza.