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In 1971, alter 20 years on leave, he returns
to Barcelona and opens his studio at “La Pedrera”
Gaudi building |
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In 1974, he returns to the US and opens
his studio in Key Biscayne, where he lives until departing to
Colombia. There he moved to Bonza (Boyacá), taking up
the restoration of a ruined colonial house that happened to
be the birthplace of mystic poet Sor Josefa del Castillo. |
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In 1979, he sells “La Pintanza 1”
and returns to Spain. At Tossa de Mar, within the fortified
Medieval hamlet of the town, he restores a house containing
a natural fresh water spring. |
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