Puerto Rican art movement

The Puerto Rican art movement reflects the island’s rich cultural identity, blending indigenous, African, and Spanish influences. It developed through diverse styles such as African-influenced sculpture, colonial religious art, and modern expressions like muralism and abstract art. Key themes include national pride, social justice, and the island’s natural beauty. Prominent artists, like Francisco Oller and Lorenzo Homar, used their work to celebrate Puerto Rican heritage and address social issues. Overall, the movement is a dynamic expression of Puerto Rico’s history, struggles, and vibrant culture, fostering regional pride and influencing Latin American art.