La Jungla

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La Jungla is a landmark 1943 painting by Cuban artist Wifredo Lam that fuses Afro-Cuban spiritual imagery with modernist styles to critique colonialism and plantation society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
artForm gouache on paper
artHistoricalSignificance canonical work in Museum of Modern Art collection
key work of Latin American modernism
collection Museum of Modern Art collection NERFINISHED
colorPalette browns
earth tones
muted greens
countryOfOrigin Cuba NERFINISHED
creator Wifredo Lam NERFINISHED
creatorNationality Cuban
creatorRole Wifredo Lam was a Cuban modernist painter NERFINISHED
depicts Santería-inspired imagery
hybrid human-animal-plant figures
sugarcane field
genre modernist painting
hasPart dense vegetation
elongated limbs
mask-like faces
inception 1943
influencedBy African art
Afro-Cuban religions NERFINISHED
European modernism NERFINISHED
Pablo Picasso NERFINISHED
languageOfTitle Spanish
locatedIn New York City
location Museum of Modern Art NERFINISHED
mainSubject Afro-Cuban spirituality
colonialism
plantation society
materialUsed gouache
paper
movement Afro-Cuban modernism NERFINISHED
Cubism
Surrealism
productionLocation Cuba NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic dense compositional layering
flattened space
fragmented forms
mask-like stylization
theme critique of colonialism
critique of plantation economy
cultural hybridity
racial identity
spiritual resistance
titleInEnglish The Jungle NERFINISHED

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Wifredo Lam notableWork La Jungla