Ney Coto Pinzon

“Ney Coto Pinzón, a multifaceted individual whose life was a tapestry of art, activism, and personal contradictions, left an indelible mark on those who knew him. From his early passion for culture to his unwavering commitment to political causes, Ney's journey was one of complexity and depth. His artistic talents and intellectual pursuits coexisted with tumultuous family relationships, ultimately defining a life that was both remarkable and enigmatic. Ney's legacy serves as a testament to the intricate interplay between creativity, politics, and personal challenges that shape the human experience.” ... Anonymous1949

Ney Coto Pinzon is a 20th century Panamanian painter whose post-impressionist and surrealist works are reminiscent of the Old Masters. They posses an otherworldly aura reflecting the influences of Munch, Chagall and Van Gogh, and in some cases Picasso.

Ney Coto Pinzon is a 20th century Panamanian painter whose post-impressionist and surrealist works are reminiscent of the Old Masters. They posses an otherworldly aura reflecting the influences of Munch, Chagall and Van Gogh, and in some cases Picasso.

In 1986 he was offered a UNESCO exhibit in Paris but did not have the money to travel.

He was also a poet, a guerilla fighter against the Torrijos dictatorship and a well-know anti-Noriega journalist in the days of that dictatorship

He lives in Panama City, Panama and no longer paints. He is now in his 90s