1730 to 1736, on the small island of Lanzarote, off the southern coast of Morocco, 32 volcanoes erupted, covering a quarter of the island in lava and consuming 11 villages. In 1919, Cesar Manrique was born in Arrecife, the island’s capital, leaving in his 20s to find success as a painter in Madrid, Paris and New York. He returned to Lanzarote in the mid-60s and began constructi...