Antonio Saura was a prominent Spanish painter and one of the leading figures of the Spanish art movement known as Informalism. Born on September 22, 1930, in Huesca, Spain, he became known for his expressive and abstract style, often using bold colors and dynamic forms. His work frequently explored themes of human existence and suffering. In addition to painting, Saura was also involved in literature and theater, contributing to the cultural landscape of Spain. He was a founding member of the Grupo El Paso, which aimed to promote modern art in Spain during the mid-20th century. Saura passed away on July 22, 1998, leaving a lasting impact on contemporary art.