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1941 born July 1, in Madrid, Spain
1964 began his studies of art at Pena Academy in Madrid
1965-68 studied at the Academy of San Fernando in Madrid under Antonio Lopez
1965 selected by the Spanish government for an exhibition of young painters in Tokyo.
1965 received 1st prize in painting and 1st prize in drawing at the Academy of Fine Art in Madrid.
1966 again received 1st prize in painting at the Academy
1968-69 lived and painted in Galicia, Spain
1970-77 lived in Stockholm and London
1971 participated in the exhibition "Evolution and Continuity of Realism" at the Seiquer Gallery in Madrid
1973 participated in "Contemporary Spanish Artists" at Marlborough Gallery in London
1978 received the March Foundation grant
1978 invited by the University of Santa Cruz, California, to teach there as an artist in residence
1980 lived and worked in Chiapas, Mexico
1981 returned to the University of Santa Cruz to continue teaching painting, drawing and sculpture
1983 moved to New York City where he painted for 10 years
1984 participated in "Realists in Madrid" in Barcelona, Spain
1988 participated in "Realistic and Figurative Art" in Granada, Spain
1991 participated in "Spanish Realism: Two Generations" at the Leandro Navarron Gallery in Madrid
1992 participated in "Glass Garden" at the Leandro Navarron Gallery in Madrid
1993 participated in "Realism" at the Ansorena Gallery in Madrid
1993 embarked on a project of painting American southwestern landscapes from nature. Left New York for the desert
1993-2001 painted landscapes while traveling in southwestern USA
2001-2005 lived and worked in Florida and Mexico
2003 one man show at Dunedin Fine Art Center, Florida
2005, August 2, Miguel Arguello passed away
Many of his original paintings are in the possession of his wife Natasha
Gray. Giclees and prints of his works can be purchased through her. Natasha
at Wethegrays.com
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