Dolores “Loló” Soldevilla Nieto (1901–1971) was a pioneering Cuban artist, who became a central figure in the development of Concrete Art (concretismo) and a shrewd promoter of the Cuban avant-garde. The only woman in the influential group Los Diez Pintores Concretos, she was instrumental in translating European modernism into a unique Latin American visual language and served as a critical cultural bridge between Havana and the Parisian School.