The painter and sculptor Robert Llimós died on Monday at the age of 83, as confirmed by family sources to ARA. The son of the painter Camil Llimós, Robert Llimós studied at the Massana School and the Sant Jordi Superior School of Fine Arts in Barcelona. During the sixties, he began in the new figuration movement, together with recognized artists such as Eduard Arranz-Bravo, Rafael Bartolozzi, and Gerard Sala. Later on, between 1969 and 1973, he experimented with conceptual art, abstract forms, and artistic actions. In fact, the Can Framis Museum of the Vila Casas Foundation will inaugurate an exhibition on November 10th featuring this stage of his career, which is the most represented in museums, such as the MACBA and the Reina Sofia Museum.