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It is no wonder that Spanish poet and dramatist Federico García Lorca had yearnings to be a visual artist considering the vivid imagery that saturates his writing. While he began by doodling caricatures of his professors and friends at school in Granada, García Lorca drew throughout his life, exploring new ideas and illustrating his own dramatic works and prose. Most of his drawings span several distinct periods in his life including: the times surrounding his compelling, complicated and veiled liaison
