Born in Fuentealbilla, the heart of La Mancha ( Spain). His childhood was spent in this part of the Spanish backcountry surrounded by vineyards and cereal fields, land of open horizons and clear skies. Eduardo grew up among canvases and in permanent contact with nature. He clearly remembers the days his father took him and his brothers outside to paint the fields or the nearby villages by the river like Alcala del Jucar. He paid attention to his parents as they worked and grew to love art, translating life into colors and brush movement. He studied at Albacete and then proceed studies in Art at Cuenca, Spain.Not satisfied with the lack of activity of his hometown and seduced by the contemporary concepts of today's art he decided to travel to Paris to seek his own path. It was in Paris that he met artists who became a definitive influence to him. They introduced him to different points of views on life, art and living. He worked hard and lived the bohemia way of today's Parisian eventually getting a grant from La Mairie -the City Hall of Paris- to produce exhibits of his work, like the "Salon des Artistes Europeens" and "Reencontres". After spending two years in Paris Eduardo moved back to Spain where he continues to search, experiment and, of course, return to Fuentealbilla, his beloved homeland where his heart and his art have always belonged. Biografia 1993 Les premiers travaux sur la modélisation et de dessin sur l'environnement de travail de leur parents, Carmen del Berro et Philippe Monteagudo, à la fois professionnelle et une vaste prestige international.  1998 Subvention de la Ville de Paris pour le projet "Reencontres» dans «Carnation coulée les Arts Centre". Paris. France.  1999 Premier montré au garage Ludlow, avec M. Keith Mueller. Cincinnati, États-Unis  1998-2000 de coopération avec divers artistes à Paris et résidences dans le «Ateliers de la Ville" de la Cité des Arts.  2001 Exposition en particulier avec M. Edwin Haldor Topsoe Blomqvist et Chips Galerie. Copenhague, au Danemark.  2001 montre à l'Institut Cervantès de Chicago.  2002 Projet de salle de décoration Hôtel Juan Carlos I à Barcelone.  2004 Décoration compléte de Marriott Chicago Burr Ridge. États-Unis  2005 montrent d'abord à Toronto, au Canada, Klim Art Gallery  2006 Hôtel Sheraton. Northern Kentucky Airport. États-Unis  2007 Exposition solo à la Galerie Deuxième Klimart. Toronto. Canada.  2008 Première exposition personnelle à la Galerie Blue Dot, dans le district de Toronto distillerie, site historique et abrite le festival de jazz annuel de cette ville.  2011 Exposition "Jazzteiz" pendant la Festival International de Jazz VitoriaGazteiz. Iradier chambre. Marc Chagall4.Frida Kahlo5.Pablo Picasso6.Paul Klee7.Ansel Adams8.Claude Monet9.Diego Rivera10.Vincent Van Gogh11.Jackson Pollock12.Norman Rockwell13.Andrew Wyeth14.Diane Arbus15.Francis Bacon16.John Piper17.Chuck Close18.Edward Hopper19.Gustav Klimt20.Henri Matisse21.Jeff Koons22.Rene Magritte23.Roy Lichtenstein24.Andy Goldsworthy25.Cindy Sherman26.Damien Hirst27.Keith Haring28.Man Ray29.Mary Cassatt30.Takashi Murakami31.Albrecht Durer32.Alexander Calder33.Edgar Degas34.Edvard Munch35.Lucio Fontana36.Jasper Johns37.John Wesley38.Piet Mondrian39.Richard Avedon40.Robert Rauschenberg41.Winslow Homer42.David Hockney43.Egon Schiele44.Fernando Botero45.Marcel Duchamp46.Paul Cezanne47.Edward Weston48.Helmut Newton49.John Singer Sargent50.Kara Walker51.Louise Bourgeois52.Max Ernst53.Paul Gauguin54.Robert Frank55.Robert Mapplethorpe56.Romare Bearden57.Wassily Kandinsky58.Alfred Stieglitz59.Bruce Weber60.David Bailey61.Frank Stella62.Georges Seurat63.Giorgio Morandi64.Henry Moore65.Lucian Freud66.Matthew Barney67.Walker Evans68.Wayne Thiebaud69.Cy Twombly70.Gerhard Richter71.Irving Penn72.Jim Dine73.John Currin74.John James Audubon75.Kiki Smith76.Nan Goldin77.Richard Prince78.Richard Serra79.William Eggleston80.Auguste Rodin81.Bridget Riley82.Edouard Manet83.Elizabeth Peyton84.Francisco de Goya85.George Segal86.Gustave Courbet87.Jenny Holzer88.Jenny Saville89.Lee Friedlander90.Marlene Dumas91.Olafur Eliasson92.Sol LeWitt93.Anish Kapoor94.Cai Guo Qiang95.David Alfaro Siqueiros96.Donald Judd97.Ed Ruscha98.Edward Steichen99.Georges Braque100.Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. escuelas abstractas, sucedidas del 'Expresionismo abstracto', como: 'La pintura de zonas de color', 'La pintura Hard Edge', 'El Minimalismo', y 'El Op Art'. Las dos formas de pintura abstracta pueden aparecer juntas en una obra, también se puede dar la supresión de detalles, en que ya no puedan distinguirse los elementos figurativos, como ejemplo: las obras de: Ivon Hit

Born in Fuentealbilla, the heart of La Mancha ( Spain). His childhood was spent in this part of the Spanish backcountry surrounded by vineyards and cereal fields, land of open horizons and clear skies. Eduardo grew up among canvases and in permanent contact with nature. He clearly remembers the days his father took him and his brothers outside to paint the fields or the nearby villages by the river like Alcala del Jucar. He paid attention to his parents as they worked and grew to love art, translating life into colors and brush movement. He studied at Albacete and then proceed studies in Art at Cuenca, Spain.Not satisfied with the lack of activity of his hometown and seduced by the contemporary concepts of today's art he decided to travel to Paris to seek his own path. It was in Paris that he met artists who became a definitive influence to him. They introduced him to different points of views on life, art and living. He worked hard and lived the bohemia way of today's Parisian eventually getting a grant from La Mairie -the City Hall of Paris- to produce exhibits of his work, like the "Salon des Artistes Europeens" and "Reencontres". After spending two years in Paris Eduardo moved back to Spain where he continues to search, experiment and, of course, return to Fuentealbilla, his beloved homeland where his heart and his art have always belonged. Biografia 1993 Les premiers travaux sur la modélisation et de dessin sur l'environnement de travail de leur parents, Carmen del Berro et Philippe Monteagudo, à la fois professionnelle et une vaste prestige international.  1998 Subvention de la Ville de Paris pour le projet "Reencontres» dans «Carnation coulée les Arts Centre". Paris. France.  1999 Premier montré au garage Ludlow, avec M. Keith Mueller. Cincinnati, États-Unis  1998-2000 de coopération avec divers artistes à Paris et résidences dans le «Ateliers de la Ville" de la Cité des Arts.  2001 Exposition en particulier avec M. Edwin Haldor Topsoe Blomqvist et Chips Galerie. Copenhague, au Danemark.  2001 montre à l'Institut Cervantès de Chicago.  2002 Projet de salle de décoration Hôtel Juan Carlos I à Barcelone.  2004 Décoration compléte de Marriott Chicago Burr Ridge. États-Unis  2005 montrent d'abord à Toronto, au Canada, Klim Art Gallery  2006 Hôtel Sheraton. Northern Kentucky Airport. États-Unis  2007 Exposition solo à la Galerie Deuxième Klimart. Toronto. Canada.  2008 Première exposition personnelle à la Galerie Blue Dot, dans le district de Toronto distillerie, site historique et abrite le festival de jazz annuel de cette ville.  2011 Exposition "Jazzteiz" pendant la Festival International de Jazz VitoriaGazteiz. Iradier chambre. Marc Chagall4.Frida Kahlo5.Pablo Picasso6.Paul Klee7.Ansel Adams8.Claude Monet9.Diego Rivera10.Vincent Van Gogh11.Jackson Pollock12.Norman Rockwell13.Andrew Wyeth14.Diane Arbus15.Francis Bacon16.John Piper17.Chuck Close18.Edward Hopper19.Gustav Klimt20.Henri Matisse21.Jeff Koons22.Rene Magritte23.Roy Lichtenstein24.Andy Goldsworthy25.Cindy Sherman26.Damien Hirst27.Keith Haring28.Man Ray29.Mary Cassatt30.Takashi Murakami31.Albrecht Durer32.Alexander Calder33.Edgar Degas34.Edvard Munch35.Lucio Fontana36.Jasper Johns37.John Wesley38.Piet Mondrian39.Richard Avedon40.Robert Rauschenberg41.Winslow Homer42.David Hockney43.Egon Schiele44.Fernando Botero45.Marcel Duchamp46.Paul Cezanne47.Edward Weston48.Helmut Newton49.John Singer Sargent50.Kara Walker51.Louise Bourgeois52.Max Ernst53.Paul Gauguin54.Robert Frank55.Robert Mapplethorpe56.Romare Bearden57.Wassily Kandinsky58.Alfred Stieglitz59.Bruce Weber60.David Bailey61.Frank Stella62.Georges Seurat63.Giorgio Morandi64.Henry Moore65.Lucian Freud66.Matthew Barney67.Walker Evans68.Wayne Thiebaud69.Cy Twombly70.Gerhard Richter71.Irving Penn72.Jim Dine73.John Currin74.John James Audubon75.Kiki Smith76.Nan Goldin77.Richard Prince78.Richard Serra79.William Eggleston80.Auguste Rodin81.Bridget Riley82.Edouard Manet83.Elizabeth Peyton84.Francisco de Goya85.George Segal86.Gustave Courbet87.Jenny Holzer88.Jenny Saville89.Lee Friedlander90.Marlene Dumas91.Olafur Eliasson92.Sol LeWitt93.Anish Kapoor94.Cai Guo Qiang95.David Alfaro Siqueiros96.Donald Judd97.Ed Ruscha98.Edward Steichen99.Georges Braque100.Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. escuelas abstractas, sucedidas del 'Expresionismo abstracto', como: 'La pintura de zonas de color', 'La pintura Hard Edge', 'El Minimalismo', y 'El Op Art'. Las dos formas de pintura abstracta pueden aparecer juntas en una obra, también se puede dar la supresión de detalles, en que ya no puedan distinguirse los elementos figurativos, como ejemplo: las obras de: Ivon Hit