Carlos Felipe Vázquez (active in the 20th century) is an artist about whom little biographical information is available, including his birthplace. His work is known primarily through his participation in various exhibitions. For instance, records show that in April 1951, he exhibited the oil painting Mi hermana at a group show of Fine Arts teachers from Mexico City’s secondary schools, held at Galería Romano (Romano Gallery) in celebration of Teacher’s Day. Later that year, in November and December, he held a solo exhibition at the same gallery.

Lola Álvarez Bravo promoted his work, organizing a solo exhibition for him in November 1951. He also participated in a group exhibition at Álvarez Bravo’s Galería de Arte Contemporáneo (Contemporary Art Gallery), located at Amberes 12 in the Zona Rosa, alongside artists such as Juan Soriano, Trinidad Osorio, and Lucinda Urrusti. In 1956, he exhibited again at Galería Romano in the Annual Spring Salon. It is unknown whether he is still alive, and his work has not been displayed in any exhibitions since the 1950s.