The answer is "Fernando Botero".
Fernando Botero was aColombian artist, who is known for his paintings and sculptures of inflated human and animal shapes.
Botero additionally kept on painting, making bullfight scenes all through the 1980s and later discovering motivation in topical issues. He inspected his nation of origin's brutality and unlawful medication industry in such fills in as The Death of Pablo Escobar (1999), which demonstrates the pioneer of the Medellín cartel being lethally shot.