There he met Arthur Miller(view image). On this occasion, 50 files with six serigraphs of his paintings were being edited under his supervision. Before long, under the same sponsorship, he organized an exhibition in the Visual Arts Museum in Montevideo, which was presented by the President of Uruguay, Dr. Julio María Sanguinetti, who wrote the essay included in the catalog of Germany. 
1997 - In June, he participated in the exhibition "La rebelión de los gerentes", organized by the Recoleta Cultural Centre. In August, a retrospective exhibition of his work was opened in the Modern Art Museum in Buenos Aires. First Mercosur Biennial (Porto Alegre, Brazil). Honorary Prize, Fortabat Biennial. In 1979 Raúl Lozza moved to his last house and workshop at 2070 Fragata Sarmiento Street, in La Paternal, where he died at the age of 96, on January 27th, 2008 at 7 o’clock in the evening. His demise was not the result of any physical illness, but he was in a state of deep depression due 

to his inability to move about or carry out any activity without resorting to another person. Apart from this, he no longer had the physical strength to continue creating and engaging himself in debates with young generations. Elida Belizán, Antonia’s daughter, took care of him until the very end. Two days before his death, he had lost his desire to talk and refused to eat. By the time the doctor arrived, Raúl Lozza had already died. 

RAUL LOZZA’S BROTHERS: OBDULIO AND REMBRANDT LOZZA

In 1945, the three Lozza brothers (view image) participated in the foundation of the Concrete-Invention Art Association, but before long, Obdulio Lozza - whose artistic name was Obdulio Landi - left this research centre and continued his career as a figurative painter and disciple of his teacher, Lino Eneas Spilimbergo, He has been a prolific artist. In his youth he was a lyrical singer, a plastic artist, studied music, became an exceptional wood craftsman and manufactured Spanish guitars using very few and rudimentary manual tools. Finally, he devoted himself to writing. He did the first translation into Spanish of Miguel Angel Buonnaroti’s poems, which earned him a medal awarded to him by the Government of Italy. He wrote several novels, essays and biographies, among them, those of Charles Chaplin and Almafuerte. He was awarded with the Faja de Honor of the Argentine Society of Writers on two occasions. The majority of the books from his last period were published by himself through totally handmade mechanisms. First he wrote the pages one by one with a rudimentary portable typewriter. Then he would glue the edges of the pages, press them and finally bound them between two covers. Thus, book after book, with absolute relish, he caused a huge collection of his works to grow little by little, which until that moment, only he could enjoy. Rembrandt Van Dick Lozza, the youngest of the three brothers, has been a bohemian intellectual of vast knowledge and Marxist educational background. He would start his morning