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The online gallery brings together over 1,000 original paintings by Luis Navarro, available to the public and collectors for the first time.
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The online gallery brings together over 1,000 original paintings by Luis Navarro, available to the public and collectors for the first time.
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ΩRecognition from the Spanish Royal House (2005)
Royal acknowledgment of Navarro’s art as a bridge between Spain and France.
Ω Academic Knight of the International Order Greci-Marino – 1998
Academic knighthood honoring Navarro’s artistic versatility and cultural impact.
Grand Prix du Prestige Européen (1998) – Commander Rank
European commander title honoring Navarro’s art as cultural diplomacy.
ΩThe International Albrecht Dürer Prize – Monte Carlo, 1983
Recognition of Navarro’s surrealist vision as a universal cultural bridge.
ΩGold Medal of the Academy of Humanistic Sciences and Relations (1984)
Honoring Navarro’s artistic excellence as a cultural bridge between continents.
ΩGrand Prix Humanitaire de France – Silver Diploma (1990)
Humanitarian recognition of Navarro’s surrealism and cultural mission.
ΩGrand Prix de Goya – Gold Medal
Tribute to Navarro’s surrealism as heir to Goya’s artistic legacy.
ΩGrand Prix de Rubens – Pieter Paul Rubens Commemorative Medal
Celebration of Navarro’s surrealism linked to Rubens’ artistic legacy.
ΩCasa Editrice Alba – Lifetime Achievement Award 2001
Lifetime recognition of Navarro’s enduring impact on surrealism.
ΩNoble Academic – Médicis Academy of Florence
Florentine distinction uniting Navarro’s surrealism with Renaissance tradition.
ΩLuis Navarro at the Grande Arche de la Défense
Exhibition of Navarro’s surrealist visions at Paris’s Grande Arche.
ΩGrand Prix Humanitaire de France – Silver Diploma and Medal (1990)
Recognition of Navarro’s humanistic surrealism, honoring his cultural and social contribution.
ΩLuis Navarro and the “Sette Colli di Roma” International Prize
Roman honor linking Navarro’s surrealism to classical traditions.
ΩAccademia Internazionale “Greci-Marino” – Associate Academic Diploma (1996)
Acknowledgment of Navarro’s dual artistry in painting and sculpture, celebrating his cultural originality and academic merit.
ΩMédaille d’Honneur de l’Éducation Sociale & Croix d’Honneur de l’Enseignement et d’Éducation Française
French honors recognizing Navarro’s art as cultural education.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Silver Medal of the Académie Internationale deLutèce (1988)
Recognition of Navarro’s originality and universal symbolism, marking his inclusion in Paris’s international artistic dialogue.
ΩPromotion to the Order of European Courtesy – 1990
European Courtesy honor highlighting Navarro’s art as cultural diplomacy.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Belgo–Hispanic Honors: From the Gran PremioGoya to the Officer’s Cross (1989–1990)
Recognition of Navarro’s surrealism as a cultural bridge between Spain and Belgium.
ΩAccademico Gentilizio – Il Marzocco Academy, Florence (2003)
Florentine honor linking Navarro’s surrealism to Renaissance tradition.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Knight’s Cross of Belgo–Hispanic Merit (1989)
Navarro’s surrealism honored as a cultural bridge with the Knight’s Cross of Merit.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Officer’s Cross of Belgo–Hispanic Merit (1990)
Officer’s Cross honoring Navarro’s surrealism as cultural diplomacy between Spain and Belgium.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Golden Palms of Belgo–Hispanic Merit (1983)
Golden Palms distinction recognizing Navarro’s surrealism as a European cultural bridge.
ΩLuis Navarro, Deputy of the République de Montmartre (1990)
Montmartre honors Navarro, embracing his surrealism within Paris’s bohemian legacy.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Bronze Medal of “Arts, Sciences, Lettres” (1984)
Bronze Medal honoring Navarro’s surrealism as both imaginative and intellectually significant.
ΩLuis Navarro at the International Festival of Osaka (1983)
Osaka Festival recognized Navarro’s surrealism as a universal bridge between East and West.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Silver Medal of the City of Paris (1985)
Paris honors Navarro with the Silver Medal, embracing his surrealism within the city’s cultural fabric.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Cross of Honor for French Education (1986)
Cross of Honor recognizing Navarro’s surrealism as a medium for education and humanistic values.
ΩLuis Navarro at the Grand Prix International de Peinture de Deauville (1981)
Deauville Prize recognized Navarro’s surrealism for its mastery of imaginative composition.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Accademia Internazionale Greci–Marino (1996)
Academic recognition of Navarro’s surrealism within Italy’s Greci–Marino Academy.
ΩLuis Navarro and the Pieter Paul Rubens Commemorative Medal (1983)
Commemoration of Navarro’s surrealism in Rubens’s birthplace