Carolina Cárdenas Núñez
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Summary
Carolina Cárdenas Núñez was born on 1903[1] in Bogotá[2]. She died on April 1, 1936[3], in Bogotá[4]. She worked as an artist[5], ceramicist[6], draftsperson[7], and photographer[8]. She is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[9]
Key Facts
- Date of death: April 6, 1936[10]
- Place of burial: Central Cemetery of Bogotá[11]
- Mother: María Eugenia Núñez Pizano[12]
- Spouse: Jaime Jaramillo Arango[13]
- Country of citizenship: Colombia[14]
- Native language: Spanish[15]
- Field of work: art[16], ceramic[17], illustration[18], photography[19], sculpture[20]
- Educated at: Academy of Fine Arts of Bogotá[21]
- Notable work: Blue bottle[22], Q140268945[23]
- Member of: Q125691873[24]
- Sex or gender: female[25]
- Sexual orientation: lesbianism[26]
- Movement: Art Deco[27]
- Genre: Art Deco[28], Art Nouveau[29]
- Commons category: Carolina Cárdenas[30]
- Cause of death: meningitis[31]
- Residence: London[32], Bogotá[33], Nasi's House[34]
- Family name: Cárdenas[35]
- Given name: Carolina[36]
- Official website: https://www.carolinacardenas.com/[37]
- Work location: Bogotá[38]
- Relative: Roberto Pizano Restrepo[39]
- Student of: Francisco Antonio Cano Cardona[40], Roberto Pizano Restrepo[41], Ricardo Acevedo Bernal[42], Coriolano Leudo[43]
- Manner of death: natural causes[44]
- Depicted by: Carolina Cárdenas (1903-1936)[45]
FAQs
Where was Carolina Cárdenas Núñez born?
Carolina Cárdenas Núñez's place of birth was Bogotá[2].
Where did Carolina Cárdenas Núñez die?
Carolina Cárdenas Núñez passed away in Bogotá[4].
Who were Carolina Cárdenas Núñez's parents?
Carolina Cárdenas Núñez's mother was María Eugenia Núñez Pizano[12].
Who was Carolina Cárdenas Núñez married to?
Carolina Cárdenas Núñez's spouses include Jaime Jaramillo Arango[13].
What did Carolina Cárdenas Núñez do for work?
Carolina Cárdenas Núñez worked as an artist[5], ceramicist[6], draftsperson[7], and photographer[8].
Where did Carolina Cárdenas Núñez go to school?
Carolina Cárdenas Núñez was educated at Academy of Fine Arts of Bogotá[21].