“Chief”

Edition: 1/195

24″ x 30″

Beautifully Framed

“I paint native American themes so I can step back in time and shine some light on those people – that culture. Through my artwork, I hope to show their humanity and their dignity.” -Nieto

John Nieto is one of America’s most dynamic contemporary artists, concentrating on themes that transcend mere representation. He utilizes intense primary colors, applied in bold strokes to give dimension and character to the canvas. In all of Nieto’s art, sensitivity and respect for his subject are projected. He concentrates on capturing in his work his unique vision of the subjects he paints on canvases of vibrant, electric hues. The bold imagery of Nieto’s dynamic style is the essence of his art through which he seeks to evoke a reaction or response from the viewer. His art is a synthesis of his philosophy and his technical versatility, a powerful expression of pride and vitality. Nieto is unique among contemporary American artists. His personal philosophies are a vital element of his consummate style. Nieto states, “I employ a subject matter that is familiar and express it the way I see it”.

“Chief”

Edition: 139/195

24″ x 30″

Beautifully Framed

Woody was born in Lexington, OK and was orphaned at a young age due to the death of his parents. He was taken in by various Native American families in the Sand Springs, OK area and attended school there. When he was 17, he began studying art at the Chilocco Indian Agricultrual school, where he also learned to play the ceremonial wooden flute.  During his art studies, he supported himself financially by touring the U.S. as a Native American dancer and sold his artwork during his travels. He curated a collection of Native American art at the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, OK. They later used his Peyote Bird painting as the museum logo.

“Blessed Homeland”  2002

City of Sedona, AZ

Art Collection

“Untitled”  2002

OIL ON CANVAS
32″ X 28″ (Artwork only)

BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED

Anatoly Purlik, Russian Artist, was born September 12, 1956 in Taishet. From 1972 to 1976 he studied at the Art Department Pedagogical College, where he first showed his work at personal exhibitions. In 1984 he graduated from the graphic arts department of the Leningrad State Pedagogical Institute. Alexander Herzen (St. Petersburg). Since 1982, the active set to Russia and abroad as a painter. Member of the Artists Union of Russia, the Moscow Union of Artists since 1994. Lives and works in Moscow.

“Untitled”  2002
OIL ON CANVAS
32″ X 28″ (Artwork only)

BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED

“If the souls have to go”

 27.5″ x 20″ (artwork only)
Work in floating frame
Frame has scratches on it

“Unknown Title & Year”

( Style of Fredric Remington’s work)
Oil on canvas
20″ x 26″ ( Artwork only)
Work is beautifully framed

“Unknown Title & Year”

Hudson River School
Oil on canvas
12.5” x 14.5” (Artwork only)
Artwork on new stretcher
was professionally cleaned

Unknown Title & Year
Chi Chi Castenango, Guatemala (written on back)
Oil on board
24” x 18” (art only)
signed lower left
Framed

“Unknown Title & Year”
Hudson River School
Oil on canvas
12.5” x 14.5” (Artwork only)
Artwork on new stretcher
was professionally cleaned

“If the souls have to go”
27.5″ x 20″ (artwork only)
Work in floating frame
Frame has scratches on it

Unknown Title & Year

Chi Chi Castenango, Guatemala
Oil on board
24” x 18” (art only)
signed lower left
Framed

Russian Artist

“Untitled” 1916

(Russian Cossack)

17.5” x 12.25” (artwork only)

(needs frame replaced)

“Untitled” 1916

(Russian Cossack)

17.5” x 12.25” (artwork only)

(needs frame replaced)

Carl Christian Frederik Jacob Thomsen, 1847-1912, Painter and illustrator.. Born 4/6/1847 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Died 10/4/1912. Parents: Ludvig Frederik T. and Elise Johanne Christiane Schlegel. Married 10/13/1876 to Petra Elise Sophie Charlotte Diechmann, Born 10/4/1848 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Died 3/20/1926, Daughter of a teacher, later parish preacher in Stubbekøbing Hans Anthon Severin Lobedanz D. and Elise Cathrine Bjerring.

NUN 1902 – (NFS)

GENUINE OIL ON CANVAS
13″ X 10″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED
(purchased from Copenhagen, Denmark)

NUN 1902

GENUINE OIL ON CANVAS
13″ X 10″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED
(purchased from Copenhagen, Denmark)

Terpning was born in Illinois, November 5, 1927. His mother was an interior decorator, and his father worked for the railroad. He grew up in the Midwest living in Iowa, Missouri and Texas as well as Illinois. As a boy he liked to draw and knew by the age of seven that he wanted to be an artist. At age 15, he became fascinated with the West and Native Americans when he spent the summer camping and fishing with a cousin near Duango, Colorado. In 1967 in the midst of his commercial art career Terpning left his home in Connecticut and headed to Vietnam as a civilian combat artist. Invited by the Marine Corps to document the war by living with the Marines for one month. Of the experience Terpning stated he was “profoundly changed” by the experience. Upon his return home he created six paintings which are now at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.
Terpning’s choice of palette is typically restrained in order to ensure that narrative is the first impression imparted upon a viewer. He is among a very small group of painters of the West in the late 20th century whose art will still be hanging in museums and appreciated a hundred years from now.

(piece given to Lee by John Gerathy-close friend of Terpning)

 
“Blood Man”  1988 (NFS)
A/P 28/50 (Artist Proof)
17” x 13 3/8”
Cameo collection due to print size
Archival Framed

“Blood Man”  1988

 A/P 28/50 (Artist Proof)
17” x 13 3/8”
Cameo collection due to print size
Archival Framed

Russian/American Artist

From 1930 until his death in 1984 Nahum Tschacbasov was a uniquely transformative artist. Inspired by varying influences during the course of his life Tschacbasov’s work was in a constant state of metamorphosis, as he developed new techniques and mined new perspectives. Highly successful and in great demand during his lifetime, spoken of and exhibited with Picasso and Calder, Tschacbasov is one of the sleeping giants of the contemporary art world.

The canvases of Russian-born artist Nahum Tschacbasov are filled with familiar themes — quasi-religious imagery, romantic landscapes, not-so-subtle references to being an artist. With brushstrokes reminiscent of Peter Doig and ghostly figures that echo Picasso’s, the paintings evoke a pleasant feeling of deja-vu.

Most art admirers are probably unaware of the Tschacbasov’s prominence in the United States– maybe it’s the extremely Russian-sounding name. Born in Baku, Azerbaijan (a territory of Russia back in 1899), Mr. Tschacbasov dominated the New York art world from the 1930s to the 1950s, displaying his intricate, symbol-laden works in the halls of art havens like the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Metropolitan Museum. He painted alongside Mark Rothko in the Dissenters Ten, formed his own fine arts school in Woodstock and even threw his expertise into the teaching academy of the Art Students League.

“Untitled- Surrealist Composition” – (NSF)
(Tree, House, Person and his Animal)
Oil on Canvas mounted on board
20” x 25”  COA
signed and dated 1935

“Untitled- Surrealist Composition”

(Tree, House, Person and his Animal)
Oil on Canvas mounted on board
20” x 25”  COA
signed and dated 1935

“Destinado” / Destined  2014

Linocut print on paper
52″ x 27″
# 6/8
Not Framed

“Virgen” 2014

Original Linocut/Engraving
20″ x 13″ A/P # 1
Not Framed

Jesus Rivera was born in Ciego de Avila, Cuba in 1956 and immigrated to the United States in 1995. His work centers on social subject-matters, exploring these concepts through a system of personal symbols such as houses, hearts, and windows. His diverse range of media include large-format paintings, sculpture, and utilitarian implements. Rivera’s work has also been exhibited in galleries in New York and Miami and is collected internationally.

“Destinado” / Destined  2014
Linocut print on paper
52″ x 27″
# 6/8
Not Framed

“Virgen” 2014
Original Linocut/Engraving
20″ x 13″ A/P # 1
Not Framed

“Helicopter Car” 1999
18”x24”
Not Framed

(piece given to R. Lee Oldham by John Gerathy-close friend of Terpning)

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“Blood Man”  1988
A/P 28/50 (Artist Proof)
17” x 13 3/8”
Cameo collection due to print size
COA & Archival Framed

(piece given to R. Lee Oldham by John Gerathy-close friend of Terpning)

picture goes here

“Blood Man”  1988

 A/P 28/50 (Artist Proof)
17” x 13 3/8”
Cameo collection due to print size
COA & Archival Framed

“Untitled”  2002

(Three Figures w/Landscape)
OIL ON CANVAS
28″ X 32″
COA – BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED

“S/T”  2005

(1 Figure in Verde)
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
39” x 27”
COA  –  Framed

“Untitled”  2005

(2 Figures in Verde)
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
39” x 27”
COA  –  Framed

“S/T”  2005

(1 Figure in Verde)
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
39” x 27”
COA  –  Framed

“CERRO”   2001

(refers to a municipality in Cuba)
Diptych (2) Pieces –  Oil on Canvas
Lg Sz  39” x 55”
COA’s, Both works are framed

“CERRO”   2001

(refers to a municipality in Cuba)
Diptych (2) Pieces –  Oil on Canvas
Sm Sz  16” x 12”
COA’s, Both works are framed

“Untitled”  2005

(Blue Man in Sunglasses)
OIL ON CANVAS
39″ X 28″ (Artwork only)
COA – BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED

“La luna del deseo” 2006

(Moon of desire)
OIL ON CANVAS
31.5” x 24” (artwork only)
COA – FRAMED

“Nueva Piel” 2012
(New Skin)

Acrylic on Canvas
45” x 34”
Framed, COA

—  close up detail —

Juan Carlos Verdial Focus, was born in 1957 in Havana, Cuba. Carlos, in painstaking detail and with great skill, paints breathtaking scenes of fantasy and imagination. Just as often inspired by the mythology of his country as well as by his boundless imagination and his dreams. One of the distinctive elements of his art is his skillful application of color.

 “The fish dies by mouth”
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS   2013
55” X 39.5” ,  FRAMED,  COA

“Nueva Piel” 2012
(New Skin)

Acrylic on Canvas
45” x 34”
Framed, COA

—- close up detail —

“Embarcadero”

(Pier) 2003

Grafic /  Sugar aquatint

Edition:  2 / 50

61 x 45 cm (image)

COA  –  Not Framed

“Temptation”  2007

Oil on Canvas
24” x 36” (art only)
COA, Framed

b. Chicago, Illinois, 1924–d. Chicago, Illinois, 1981

Received a B.F.A. and an M.F.A. degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1949 and 1951 respectively. Worked in Rome on a Fulbright Fellowship in 1958 and at the American Academy in 1963. Received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1962 and a Copley Foundation grant in 1969. Received a Cassandra Foundation grant in 1973. Over the years, Rosofsky taught at Wright Junior College, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, University of California at Santa Cruz, Northwestern University and the Blackhawk Mountain School of Art. Solo and group exhibitions include the Art Institute of Chicago, University of Chicago, Northwestern University and the Chicago Cultural Center.

“THE LOVE FOUNTAIN” 1967
LITHOGRAPH ON PAPER ( # 111 / 160)
22″ X 28″ (TOTAL SIZE OF PAPER)
Not Framed
(minor damages to print)

“THE LOVE FOUNTAIN” 1967

LITHOGRAPH ON PAPER ( # 111 / 160)
22″ X 28″ (TOTAL SIZE OF PAPER)
Not Framed
(minor damages to print)

* THIS IS PRINTED ON BACK OF PAPER;

THIS ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH “THE LOVE FOUNTAIN” WAS PRINTED BY GEORGE C. MILLER & SON INC., NEW YORK

IN AN EDITION OF 160 IMPRESSIONS AS THE 1967 GIFT TO THE MEMBERS OF

THE PRINT AND DRAWING CLUB OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO.

“The Monkey”

Unknown Year
Oil on Canvas
22.5” x 16” (art only)
Framed

Origin: United States
Born: December 31, 1896, Wakefield, Massachusetts
Died: August 29, 1969, Lexington, Massachusetts
As a child, Aiden Lassell Ripley was interested in both music and art. Although he was a talented pianist and tuba player, he decided to study Art in Boston. He joined the Army during World War I and served as an infantryman and in the military band. After his discharge Ripley returned to New England to study Fine Arts where he specialized in landscapes. In 1924, he received a fellowship to travel to France, the Netherlands, and North Africa for two years. After his return, landscape and portraiture sales suffered during the Great Depression. Ripley adapted to the situation as a painter of sporting scenes. He worked mainly in watercolor but also in oil, etching, and drypoint. He continued to focus on images of game birds and sporting scenes for the remainder of his artistic career but also created portraits and historical works on commission.

“The Monkey”
Unknown Year
Oil on Canvas
22.5” x 16” (art only)
Framed

Synergy

Spiritual

Unknown Title & Year

Serigraph # 23/50
Not Framed  –   In Mint condition

“AMORES” NOCTURNOS”
(“LOVES NIGHT”)

Size: 22″ x 18″  Unknown year
Serigraph number 15/75
Not Framed  –  In Mint condition

Pinar del Río, 1949

Creator of multiple shapes, diverse compositions rich in fantastic figures and elements, he uses and appropriates these to reflect the society that surrounds him. His island, as witness to time, has made him into a narrator and interpreter. Complex backgrounds invite this Cuban painter to come and show his colourful mastery and chromatic diversity. His works have become an obligatory reference point in the development of Cuban fine arts, for all art critics and fine arts historians. In recognition of his development as a creator he was awarded the National Prize for Fine Arts in 2006.

Unknown Title & Year
Serigraph # 38/50
Taller de serigrafia rene portocarrero
Not Framed  –   In Mint condition

“AMORES” NOCTURNOS”
(“LOVES NIGHT”)
Size: 22″ x 18″  Unknown year
Serigraph number 15/75
Not Framed  –  In Mint condition

Unknown Title & Year
Serigraph # 23/50
Not Framed  –   In Mint condition

Unknown Title & Year
Serigraph # 38/50
Taller de serigrafia rene portocarrero
Not Framed  –   In Mint condition

—  close up details —

“RED”

Sedona Red Rocks painting
Framed

“Grotto II “
Sedona Red Rocks painting
Framed

R. “Lee” Oldham was born in Bethesda, MD in 1956.

Son of a Navy man and traveler of many ports.

“Blessed Homeland”  2002

City of Sedona, AZ

Art Collection

“RED”
Sedona Red Rocks painting
Framed

Many Additional Paintings Available, such as:

——————————–

Spiritual

Cross Painting in memory of brother “Rex”

“Grotto II “
Sedona Red Rocks painting, Framed

———————————-

– Contact us if interested in more details –

SERIES: ANGELS
(Pink) 2012
ACRYLIC ON PAPER
24” X 19”
COA –  Framed

SERIES:  ANGELS
2008
INK ON PAPER
22” X 30”
COA   Not Framed

Boat

Stone Sculpture, Original Work
Approx 9.5” x 5” x 3”

Martin Green was a painter, printmaker and a sculpturer. His art work is widly collected by connosisseurs of fine art of contemplative quality. Martin Green studied art at the Claremont College along with Fred Hammersly and Roger Kuntz. Later he studied with Arnold Belkin in Mexico City.Martin Green lived and worked in California, Spain, Mexico,Great Britain and Japan. His works have been shown by many galleries & in many juried exhibitions. They hang in the Los Angleles Cty. Museum of Art, the Grunwald Center for Graphic Arts at UCLA , the Carnegie-Melton Institute, and in the collection of foreign dignataries.M.Green is especially acclaimed for his intaglio prints. Martin Greens career was cut short at the peak of his recognition in the Arts. He is extensively published in Amer. Artist, and other Print Making Book and Who Who’s…

“Untitled”  1975
Acrylic on wood
30.5” x 42.25”
Not Framed/On Wood

“Untitled”  1975

Acrylic on wood
30.5” x 42.25”
Not Framed / on wood

Gotthard Johnny Friedlaender German Artist: b. 1912-1992. He was born in Pless, Upper Silesia, the son of an apothecary. After refugeeing from Pless to Breslau in 1921, he enrolled at the Breslau Art Academy in 1928, where he attended the master classes taught by Otto Mueller. After the war years and moving from place to place, Friedlaender and his wife settled in Paris as political refugees in 1937, where Friedlaender showed his etchings at ‘L’quipe’ and ‘Matières et Formes’, groups headed by Gaston Diehl. The war made Friedlaender leave Paris but he returned in 1945. He worked for various journals and concentrated on etching as his main medium of expression but continued to do some watercolours. In 1948 Friedlaender went to Denmark, where he had exhibitions, including one at the Birch Gallery in Copenhagen, which was followed by others. Friedlaender was one of the great inventors in coloured printmaking. A school formed in Paris round his work as a painter and printmaker and his coloured etchings were internationally aclaimed. In 1992 Johnny Friedlaender died in Paris, where he had spent most of his adult life.

Gotthard Johnny Friedlaender German Artist: b. 1912-1992. He was born in Pless, Upper Silesia, the son of an apothecary. After refugeeing from Pless to Breslau in 1921, he enrolled at the Breslau Art Academy in 1928, where he attended the master classes taught by Otto Mueller. After the war years and moving from place to place, Friedlaender and his wife settled in Paris as political refugees in 1937, where Friedlaender showed his etchings at ‘L’quipe’ and ‘Matières et Formes’, groups headed by Gaston Diehl. The war made Friedlaender leave Paris but he returned in 1945. He worked for various journals and concentrated on etching as his main medium of expression but continued to do some watercolours. In 1948 Friedlaender went to Denmark, where he had exhibitions, including one at the Birch Gallery in Copenhagen, which was followed by others. Friedlaender was one of the great inventors in coloured printmaking. A school formed in Paris round his work as a painter and printmaker and his coloured etchings were internationally aclaimed. In 1992 Johnny Friedlaender died in Paris, where he had spent most of his adult life.

Limited Edition Print

 Etching: 9/85
20.5” x 17.5” approx
Hand Signed
No COA, Framed w/Glass

“Unknown Title”  2000
(Backhoe)

Acrylic on Canvas – Gouache
19” x 27” (approx)
Framed

Filipski works mainly in acrylics, oils, and mixed media and has a style likened to Abstract Expressionism and Dada. He likes to refer to it as a marriage between Franz Kafka and Frank Zappa.

“Unknown Title”  2000
(Backhoe)

Acrylic on Canvas – Gouache
19” x 27” (approx)
Framed

“NI LO UNO NI LO OTRO ” 2012
(“Neither one nor the other”)
INK & WATERCOLOR  – COA
30″ X 22″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

S/T (UNTITLED)  2012
INK & WATERCOLOR  – COA
30″ X 22″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

“CON EL DOLOR DE MI ESPALDA”
(“With the pain in my back”)
INK & WATERCOLOR  2011
30″ X 22″ (ARTWORK ONLY) – COA
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

 “LA PRESUNTA TILAPIA VUELVE A DESFILAR DE NUEVO”
(THE ALLEGED TILAPIA parading NEW AGAIN”)

INK & WATERCOLOR  2006
22″ X 30″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

“EL REGRESO DE LA CABRA PREDILECTA”
 (“THE RETURN OF THE GOAT PREDILECTA”)

INK & WATERCOLOR  – COA – 2012
30″ X 22″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

Eudaldo Crespo and Alexandras Art

BORN ON JULY 24, 1958 IN HAVANA

STUDIED AT THE SAN ALEJANDRO ACADEMY IN HAVANA

GOLDEN PEN AWARD AT THE BIENNALE IN YUGOSLAVIA, 1990

HE HAS ILLUSTRATED OVER 30 BOOKS

HIS WORK IS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS IN ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN,

BULGARIA, HUNGARY, COSTA RICA, ECT.

“EL REGRESO DE LA CABRA PREDILECTA” — (N.F.S.)
 (“THE RETURN OF THE GOAT PREDILECTA”)

INK & WATERCOLOR  – COA – 2012
30″ X 22″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

 “LA PRESUNTA TILAPIA VUELVE A DESFILAR DE NUEVO”
(THE ALLEGED TILAPIA parading NEW AGAIN”)

INK & WATERCOLOR  2006
22″ X 30″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

S/T (UNTITLED)  2012
INK & WATERCOLOR  – COA
30″ X 22″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

“NI LO UNO NI LO OTRO ” 2012
(“Neither one nor the other”)
INK & WATERCOLOR  – COA
30″ X 22″ (ARTWORK ONLY)
FRAMED / ARCHIVAL MATTING, UV GLASS

Unkown Title & Year

Copyright M&B, Inc. NY
Print on paper
20” x 27.5” (art alone)
Print is in nice vintage framed under glass

Born 1892, Died 1960
CornWell was a cartoonist at 18 for Louisville Herald. In 1927 began a five-year period of mural painting in California including the Los Angeles Public Library and the Lincoln Memorial Shrine in Redlands. Other murals: Rockefeller Center, Bethlehem Steel, New York’s General Motors Building, 1939 World’s Fair.
In 1959, he was inducted into the Society of Illustrator’s Hall of Fame. He had been nicknamed “The Dean of Illustrators” by his peers.

Unkown Title & Year

Copyright M&B, Inc. NY
Print on paper
20” x 27.5” (art alone)
Print is in nice vintage framed under glass

Untitled” 2005

(Banana’s on bench)
OIL ON CANVAS
25″ X 20″( Artwork only)
COA – Framed

Patria o muete! 2009
(Country or death!)

Acrylic on Canvas Panel
10” x 20”
Not framed

“Insular Night / Invisible Gardens”

Acrylic on Canvas Board – 1983
14″ X 18″ (Artwork only)
Beautifully Framed
Have original Sales receipt

“Rahab and the spies of Jericho”

(Bible II) Verve, Paris 1960
Color lithograph/paper
14” x 10.5”
not signed, Framed under glass

“My hands were too soft.. I had to find some special occupation, some kind of work that would not force me to turn away from the sky and the stars, that would allow me to discover the meaning of life.” – Marc Chagall

Born in Russia, Chagall moved to France in 1910. Marc Chagall’s poetic, figurative style made him one of most popular modern artists, while his long life and varied output made him one of the most internationally recognized. While many of his peers pursued ambitious experiments that led often to abstraction, Chagall’s distinction lies in his steady faith in the power of figurative art, one that he maintained despite absorbing ideas from Fauvism and Cubism. Later he spent time in the United States and the Middle East, travels which reaffirmed his self-image as an archetypal “wandering Jew.” Chagall’s Jewish identity was important to him throughout his life, and much of his work can be described as an attempt to reconcile old Jewish traditions with styles of modernist art. However, he also occasionally drew on Christian themes, which appealed to his taste for narrative and allegory.

“Rahab and the spies of Jericho”

(Bible II) Verve, Paris 1960
Color lithograph/paper
14” x 10.5” 
not signed, Framed under glass

“Mirror Lady” 2015

Mixed Media on Wood
Oil, Acrylic, Natural Fiber
27” x 12.5″

“Spell” Hechizo (?) 2015

Mixed Media on Wood. Oil,
Acrylic, Natural Fiber, Resin
19” x 19” round  –  (SOLD)

“Walk”  2015

Mixed Media on paper
30” x 22”

“Untitled”  2015

Mixed medium on Canvas
30” x 57”  –  Framed

“Virtue”  2014

 Mixed media on Linen
30” x 24”   –   Framed

Signature “8”, 1983

A Bakua (1), 1982

“Untitled”  1989

“Airplane Girl”  2007

Acrylic on Canvas

23.5” x 19.5”

COA  –  Beautifully Framed

Boza was born in Camaguey, Cuba in 1941. He was a gay Afro Cuban artist specializing in painting, drawing, engraving and graphic design. His prints are fluid and confident. He moved to Havana in 1959 in order to study at San Alejandro. He was expelled from San Alejandro due to “political issues” and became a lithographer in 1965. Boza was fired as a result of the Congress of Education and Culture which convened in 1971 and led to the censorship of many artists in Cuba. In the years between 1971 and his exodus from Cuba in 1980 Boza restored religious statues to earn a living. In 1980 Juan Boza managed to escape Cuba to New York via the Mariel boatlift. Boza described New York as a “tremendous shock” and upon arriving in New York “had to re-build Juan Boza from scratch.” Boza began developing an Afro-Cuban theme that he realized was part of his culture after leaving Cuba. According to Jaun Boza, “There is no distinction between my faith and my aesthetics.”
Juan Boza Sanchez died in NYC in 1991.

Signature “8”, 1983

Mario Luis Diaz Bencomo was born on July 26, 1953 in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. As a youth he was sent alone by his parents to live in Spain. At the age of 14, he left Madrid for the U.S., arriving by himself in New York City in 1968. He often returns to Europe, and for regular stays in Montreal, Canada also. In 1996 he returned to Cuba for the first time, three decades after he left, and visiting Cuba periodically since then. He works in both Miami and Montreal.
His work represents myth of forms found in the natural world, literature, poetry, art history and personal experience; often blurring the line between the spiritual from the sensual.

“Insular Night / Invisible Gardens”

Acrylic on Canvas Board – 1983
14″ X 18″ (Artwork only)
Beautifully Framed
Have original Sales receipt

“Insular Night / Invisible Gardens”

Acrylic on Canvas Board – 1983
14″ X 18″ (Artwork only)
NO COA/ Beautifully Framed
Have original Sales receipt

“Hurt by Death”  2013

Mixed media on canvas

29” x 53”  COA & Framed

“The unfinished miracle of loaves and fish”

(derivative of Pedro Pablo Oliva work)

Acrylic on Canvas

52” x 52”   Framed

Have certificate of Export paper

“La Virgen de los buenos” –

(Our Lady of Good)

2010 Mixed Media on Canvas

20” x 20”, no COA – Framed

Russian Artist

Artist, Alexander Sizov is born in Russia and his paintings are mainly in the Realistic-Impressionist style. A sense of dynamics, movement, and color dominates Alexander’s work. Having close contact to the cultures of Cuba, Peru, and Guinea-Bissau, his artistic style was significantly influenced. His earlier works have been exposed in numerous school art exhibitions and on national television. In 1975, he graduated from the Moscow School of Arts with the qualification of an artist designer. At the same time, he studied at the renowned Art Studio of Grekov and Stroganoff Academy of the Arts in Moscow. After receiving a Masters Degree in Moscow in 1981, his travels led him to create original works of art appreciated by collectors worldwide

“DUSK ARRIVAL” 2009

OIL ON CANVAS

36″ X 48″

COA – FRAMED

“Temptation”  2007
Oil on Canvas
24” x 36” (art only)
COA, Framed

“DUSK ARRIVAL” 2009

OIL ON CANVAS

36″ X 48″

COA – FRAMED

“Where are my Lovers”

Giclee on Canvas

40” x 28”  –  Not Framed

(Have Export Paper)

(our Giclee is signed this way)

“Man-Airplaine”

(side A)

1999

Mixed media on paper

18″ x 24″

== This is one work painted on both sides  ==

Untitled  1973

Ink on paper

19” x 12.5”

Beautifully framed, UV glass w/archival matting

“INTERIOR WITHOUT COLUMNS”

(Painter and miniature soldiers)

OIL ON CANVAS     2001

55” X 39”

COA  –  Framed

“Lyric Suite”   2008

Acrylic on Canvas

30” x 26”

 Not Framed

“Figura”  (Figure)

P/A   2004

Collograph on Paper

13.5” x 10”

COA  –  Not Framed

“Ana”  (Mother)  2004

Collograph on Paper

13.5” x 10”

COA  –  Not Framed

“Pose #1

para la breve historia del arte cubano”

(Pose #1 for the short history of Cuban art)  2012

Gouache on heavy paper

42.5” X 29.5”  COA

Beautifully framed, archival matting under UV glass

“La Novia de Amelia Pelaez”  2000

Mixed media

29” x 22”

 Framed in Acrylic Box

“La Dama de Elche”  2005

Grabado en metal  (etching)

48.5” x 21.25”  Edition: 6/40

Not Framed

TITLE: UNKNOWN

“Homage to Kafka”

(from: The Philosophical Wall Series)

1978-79  Oil / Canvas

30” x 24”  –  Framed

COA  (handwritten by Artist)

The creative coordinates of Pedro Vizcaíno’s art stem from the late 1980s era. The explosion of the Volumen I exhibition and the subsequent emergence of a “Cuban avant-garde theory” steeped in the contributions of Western postmodern thought—boldly defying official cultural models from the Eastern Bloc—as well as the rise of a new model of art education around the workshops of the Instituto Superior de Arte, brought about a gradual but permanent change (not without its own contradictions) in the paradigms of Cuban art. All of these directly influenced the artist’s métier. “Doomed” to discover international art in the glossy pages of art magazines and old slides from History of Art courses, Vizcaíno transmuted his inability to travel and lack of first-hand access to key artworks into a critical, ironic distance from the traditions of art. Vizcaíno used characters borrowed from American and Cuban comics, imbibed (from books) New York graffiti of the 1970s that had been praised by Norman Mailer, and chose as authoritative sources such contemporary figures as Kenny Scharf, Keith Haring, and Jonathan Borofsky, as well as German Neo-Expressionism and Pop artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, and Ray Johnson. He distilled these sources through his peculiar Neo-Expressionistic temperament and his urgent need to express the convulsed dynamics of a reality both internal and external. —Abelardo G. Mena Chicuri

“Man-Airplaine”

(side A)

1999

Mixed media on paper

18″ x 24″

== This is one work painted on both sides  ==

“Man-Airplaine”

(side B)   1999

Mixed media on paper

18″ x 24″

“Gun-Woman”   1998

Mixed media on paper

15” x 20”     Not Framed

“Helicopter Car” 1999
18”x24”
Not Framed

Born in Havana in 1928, began his studies at the Academy Villate and founded by a group of artists, the Group of Eleven, in 1953, to find innovative means a more contemporary expression to break with everything that preceded them, wanting to do something different and to be distinguished in Cuban art.
His first exhibition took place in 1952 with his contemporary Guido Llinás, Manuel Vidal Antonia Eiriz and in the halls of the CTC.
In the 60s he founded the Taller Experimental de Grafica, an experience that allowed him to develop a wide range of his work within the lithographic technique. In the years presented in the VI Bienal de Sao Paulo and Mexico Biennial II

Untitled  1973

Ink on paper

19” x 12.5”

Beautifully framed, UV glass w/archival matting

Juan Carlos (on right) with his Dad

Juan Carlos Verdial Focus, was born in 1957 in Havana, Cuba. Graduated from Art Academy of San Alejandro, Havana, Cuba.
Carlos, in painstaking detail and with great skill, paints breathtaking scenes of fantasy and imagination. Just as often inspired by the mythology of his country as well as by his boundless imagination and his dreams. One of the ditinctive elements of his art is his skillful application of color.

“The fish dies by mouth”

ACRYLIC ON CANVAS   2013

55” X 39.5” ,  FRAMED

“Nueva Piel” 2012
(New Skin)
Acrylic on Canvas
45” x 34”
Framed, COA

Luis Miguel Valdés y Adigio Benítez

Born in Cuba and living in Mexico since 1991, Luis Miguel Valdes Morales is one of the artists who has supported both the creation and the dissemination of printmaking in Mexico, Cuba and other countries, and has also been developed in the paint and sculpture.
From 1961-1965 he studied at the School of Visual Arts Workshop of Pinar del Rio, Cuba, where courses in painting, drawing, engraving and sculpture he made. From 1965-1969 he studied at the National School of Art in Havana, Cuba, specializing in Painting and Printmaking.

“Venus pendiente” 2005

(Venus pending) Edition: P.A. VI/VIII

Mixed, plasma etched in steel and wood collagraph

39¼” x 27½”

 Framed

Born March 14, 1973
1998. Graduated from the “San Alejandro” Academy
His paintings are in private collections in various countries such as Cuba, Canada, USA, Australia, Italy, Panama, Portugal, Belgium, Spain, etc.

“The Resignation and the  Balance”
(man with motor cycle helmet and bread)
OIL ON CANVAS    2006
39” x 27.5”
COA –  Framed

“THE POETIC RESURRECTION OF HUNGER”
(Sandwich and other figures)
OIL ON CANVAS    2003
22” X 26”
COA  –  FRAMED

“TAMING THE DIFFERENCE”
(Blue people)
OIL ON CANVAS     2002
37” x 53”
COA  –  Framed

“SPACE FOR TWO”
(Original Cuban Art)
OIL ON CANVAS     2001
37” X 39”
COA  –  Framed

“MOM IS GONE”
(Cuban Pop Art)
OIL ON CANVAS     2000
39” x 39”
COA  –  Framed

“INTERIOR WITHOUT COLUMNS”
(Painter and miniature soldiers)
OIL ON CANVAS     2001
“>55” X 39”
COA  –  Framed

“THE BIG WHITE”
(Collage of figures & Cuban words)
OIL ON CANVAS  2006
39” x 27.5”
COA  –  Framed

“La luna del deseo” 2006
(Moon of desire)
OIL ON CANVAS
31.5” x 24” (artwork only)
COA – FRAMED

“Untitled”  2002
(Three Figures w/Landscape)
OIL ON CANVAS
28″ X 32″
COA – BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED

“CERRO”   2001
(refers to a municipality in Cuba)
Diptych (2) Pieces –  Oil on Canvas
Lg Sz  39” x 55”
COA’s, Both works are framed

“CERRO”   2001
(refers to a municipality in Cuba)
Diptych (2) Pieces –  Oil on Canvas
Sm Sz  16” x 12”
COA’s, Both works are framed

– Contact us if interested in more details –

Raul Rodriguez (Boro) was born in Cardenas, Cuba on 9 February, 1960.En graduates specializing in painting.

“Lyric Suite”   2008

Acrylic on Canvas

30” x 26”

Not Framed

One of the foremost Cuban artists, Choco graduated from the Escuela Nacional de Arte in 1970 and studied at the University of Havana Art School.
He is a member of the Unión Nacional de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba (UNEAC), the Taller Experimental de Gráfica de la Habana (TEGH), and the Asociación Internacional de Artistas Plásticos (AIAP).

“Ana”  (Mother)  2004

Collograph on Paper

13.5” x 10”

COA  –  Not Framed

“Cabeza”  (Head)  2004

Collograph on Paper

13.5” x 10”

COA  –  Not Framed

“Figura”  (Figure)

P/A   2004

Collograph on Paper

13.5” x 10”

COA  –  Not Framed

Luis was born in 1966 and grew up in the village of Mella, about an hour outside of Cuba’s second city, Santiago de Cuba. His father, whose paintings also form part of this exhibit, started El Grupo Bayate, a collective of self-taught artists living in Mella, in 1994. Many of the artists have become well-known in the world of folk art, especially Luis, who continues to sign his paintings “El Estudiante” in deference to his father, whom he considers his teacher, “El Maestro.” Today, Luis Jr. is the only member of the collective who lives outside of Mella. When he married Luisa Maria Ramirez, an art critic and El Grupo Bayate’s chronicler and promoter, he moved into her family home in Santiago, where they live with Luisa’s parents, Mercedes and Ignacio, and their four-year-old son, Luisito.
Luis has exhibited widely, and in 1997 he and Luisa came to the United States for two shows of El Grupo Bayate’s work, one at the Southside Gallery in Oxford, Mississippi, the other at an exhibit sponsored by the Center for Cuban Studies at the Metropolitan Arts Center. Luis’ work was featured in a June 2002 article by Annette Grant in The New York Times (“Ebullient Cubans Make a Lot Out of a Little”) in which she noted, “the Grupo paints in a naive, narrative style and takes rural life as its subject. The work of the Rodriguezes is riotously colorful and stacked like a rush-hour train.”

Untitled  (wrestlers)

11.3/4″ W x 11.1/4″ H

Acrylic on wood

frame is part of the painting

(SOLD)

Untitled  

(Julio Amella/meta)

11.3/4″ W x 11.1/4″ H

Acrylic on wood

frame is part of the painting

(SOLD)

A Contemporary Cuban Artist(Visual Artist),Born in Havana, Cuba. left Cuba in late 1992 established in United States since 1993 Live and work in New York and Miami ,Education. 1979-Elementary School of Fine Art,”20 of October”Havana,Cuba 1983-Academy of Fine Art”San Alejandro”,Havana,Cuba 1987-Superior Intitute of Art(I.S.A),Havana,Cuba. 1989-Course in Photoengraving.”La Fototeca de Cuba”,Havana,Cuba 1990-International Course in Silkscreen,Taller Rene Portocarrero,Havana,Cuba. My work has been exhibited in prestigious cultural spaces as the Peter Ludwig Museum,Cologne,Germany, The Ludwig Forum of Aachen, the Stadtische Kunsthalle of Dusseldorf,In the Allten Museum in Berlin,The Pori Taiden Museum in Finland,The Museum of fine art in Dominican Republic.The Museum of Modern art of Fort lauderdale , in III and IV Biennial show of the Havana in the National Museum Palace of Fine arts in Cuba. My work yo can be seen in various Public collection like : -Pori Art Museum,Pori,Finland. -Peter Ludwig Collection,Cologne ,Germany -Ludwig Forum for International Art,Aachen,Germany. -National Museum of Fine Art ,Havana Cuba(Museo de Bellas artes). -Museum of Modern Art of Ft Lauderdale,Florida/USA. -Museum of Modern Art of Santo Domingo.Dominican Republic.

“Marvels and nightmares of Cuban Art” 1993

MIXED- COLLAGE ON METALLIC PAPER

25” X 19”    –   Not framed

“Pose #1 para la breve historia del arte cubano” (NFS)

(Pose #1 for the short history of Cuban art)  2012

Gouache on heavy paper

42.5” X 29.5”  COA

Beautifully framed, archival matting under UV glass

Born 1966, Havana, Cuba
Something strange happens when Carlos Quintana paints. He goes into a meditative state not unlike that of Sufi Dervishes who spin round and round until they reach a state of bliss. Quintana, though, reaches a different kind of place, a place where an act of mischief is magically transformed into an eloquent work of art. But magic is only one part of the process. “[Painting] is something physical for me,” he tells Havana Cultura, “with violent movements, effort, truth…”
Quintana paints on giant surfaces, turning his canvasses upside-down as if to free his paint to drip in new directions. He spreads the paint with his hands. He dilutes colours with turpentine or with his own saliva. “Sometimes I even piss on my paintings,” he says, “so, yes, I interact with them in different ways.”

“Untitled”  2011

ACRYLIC ON PAPER

22” X 30”

 NOT FRAMED  –  (SOLD)

Clara Morera was born on July 21, 1944 in Cuba. She studied at the National School of Visual Arts and graduated from the San Alejandro Academy with a focus in painting, tapestry, soft sculpture, drawing, and multimedia installations. She has exhibited in many public collections, including: the National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana in 1970, the Cuban Cultural House in Prague in 1980, the Museum of the Americas in Washington, D.C. in 1992, the Discovery Museum in Connecticut in 1998, and The Rye Art Center in New York in 2000. The artist currently resides in New York City.

SERIES:  ANGELS
2008
INK ON PAPER
22” X 30”
COA   Not Framed

Raúl Milián was born in Havana, in 1914. He was an autodidact. His work has appeared in biennials of Venetia and Sao Paulo, as well as at the University of Vermont (1953), University of Havana (1955), and Toronto (1956). He has traveled through all Europe and EEUU. His paintings can be seen at private permanent collections from the following museums: Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Havana; Museo de Arte Moderno, Sao Paulo; Museo de Arte Moderno, Rio de Janeiro; Museo de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires; Museum of Modern Arts, New York; National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; of Fine Arts, Houston, and many more.
Well educated and passionate, Milian started painting in 1952 and never worked with oils. Exploring qualities of water based inks, he has provoked unforgettable moments for those who contemplate his works. His paintings reflect the internal struggle of a man with extreme sensibility in a world torn with violence.

(#1)  1957

14.5” x 10.5” (approx)

Framed under Museum glass, w/archival matting

(#8)   1959

14.5” x 10.5” (approx)

Framed under Museum glass, w/archival matting

Luis Marin. Born in 1948. Completed studies in the San Alejandro School of Art and later went on to study Art History at the University of Havana. Just as with Jose Iraola, they both left Cuba six years ago “longing for free expression” in their work, said Marin. He has had several solo exhibitions in Cuba, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina, Bolivia, as well as group exhibitions on Conneticut, New York, and Florida.

“Deidades”  2008

Acrylic on Canvas

63.5” x 53.5”

Not Framed

Born in 1970, He resides in Cuba
The son of a carpenter and a visual arts teacher who rigorously taught him his first notions about drawing. By 2001, Kcho was already a champion in the “heavyweight division” of Cuban artists, with works exhibited in important museums and collections worldwide. His incessant production of sculptures, drawings, engravings, and even jewelry traverses a steady repertory of imagery: boats and rafts, oars and propellers, mobiles, infinite columns, docks, unorthodox assemblages. The artistic career of this Isle of Pines native seems to be driven exclusively by his inner need for expression, on principles that he apparently shares with Amelia Peláez, a modern Cuban artist from the past century: “She moved towards the future, but constantly looked for references in her own past; time and again, she would take up motifs or approaches she had not exhausted, and include them in the dominant direction of her work, which could then turn into an all-encompassing spiral, or veer off in a sort of momentary arabesque, only to return afterwards, enriched, to its primary course…

“Embarcadero”
(Pier) 2003
Grafic /  Sugar aquatint
Edition:  2 / 50
61 x 45 cm (image)
COA  –  Not Framed

Boat
Stone Sculpture, Original Work
Approx 9.5” x 5” x 3”

He was born March 3, 1957 in Havana, Cuba. He is a Cuban artist specializing in painting, drawing, sculpture, collages, and photography. Since 1993 he has resided in Miami, Florida.
Ruben Torres Llorca’s piece “Without news from Havana” , portrays Bette Davis as a reference to the havana from the 50’s and since then, there are no news from the havana of those times. Those who left first, haven’t heard from the havana they left …..In the black circles there are the names of the different neighborhoods from havana that are popular.
During his trip to Mexico in 1985, Torres Llorca was so impressed by the country’s Baroque architecture and traditional arts and crafts that his later works focused on sculptures of vast spatial conception, intended as an emphatically anthropological communication with the viewer.

“Sin noticias de la Habana”

(Without news from Havana)

2010   COA

Mixed media on canvas

40.25” x 69.25”

Framed in Floating Roma Frame

Alejandro Lazo is a self-taught painter born in Havana in 1970. He began painting in 1986.
“The action of painting, an essential and unbearable element for releasing his restrained impulses, is a certain cathartic and purifying exercise, an emotional discharge through which the artist, when conceiving each of his works, pours out his most intimate feelings. This way of creating is thus related to abstract expressionism and, specifically, to action painting, but in the creative act of the artist which differs from the former, there are no drippings or automatic movements; on the contrary, the construction of each operative system obeys a rational, constructive and ordered reflection despite the spontaneity of traces and the free dissemination of colors on the surface. Each work is full of content treated by the artist in this microcosm of idols and fetishes, voluptuous artifacts and fabricated landscapes…
“His works depict a kind of ecstasy in which the artist is immersed, aware that he lives in the vortex of a tropical hurricane…”

“Wake Up Your in Cuba”

2009   COA

Acrylic on Canvas

24” x 24”   Framed

Born in Havana in 1943

Nicolás Lara is a poet, writer and self-taught artist. His solo exhibitions include The Fool of the Hill at Astrid Paredes Gallery in Caracas, Venezuela, 1993; The Best Friend of the Heart is the Hot Dog at the House of the Young Creators in Havana, 1993; Madonna in the Hill of Almond Chocolate at the Luis de Soto Gallery in the School of Arts and Letters, University of Havana, 1992; The Sanyasin and the Goddess Kali at the Ministry of Culture in Havana, 1991; Nikoleto at the Dragon Library Again, at the “José Lezama Lima” Library in Havana, 1988; and Love, Flowers, Revolution at the County Museum in San José de las Lajas, Havana,1980. Lara won the Painting Award of the “March 13” National Salon, organized by the University of Havana’s L Gallery, 1991; and the Special Group Prize at the First Jaume Guasch Biennal of Painting, organized by the Jaume Guasch Foundation in Barcelona, Spain, 1987.

“Untitled”  2004

Mixed media on hard paper

40” x 30”

Not Framed

“Goya”  2003

Mixed media on hard paper

40” x 30”

Not Framed

“Pomo de Leche”   2000

Mixed media

29” x 22”  –  Framed in Acrylic box

“El Este Rojo”  2000

Mixed media

20” X 30”

Not Framed

“La Novia de Amelia Pelaez”  2000

Mixed media

29” x 22”

 Framed in Acrylic Box

Born in July 17, 1948, in Sagua La Grande, Villaclara, Cuba.
-Graduated in 1968 of the National School of Arts, Cubanacán…, La Havana, Cuba.
-Graduated in Journalism in 1978, University of Havana, Cuba. He had taught art classes in four institutions of the country: National School of Arts, National School of Design, Superior Institute of Art, and San Alejandro School of Art.

“Patriotas”  2004

Acrylic on Canvas

32” x 40”  –  Framed

He was born January 17, 1985 in Santiago de Cuba. He currently works as an Independent Artist. On 2005 he graduated from Provincial Academy of Fine Arts “Jose Joaquin Tejada” in Santiago de Cuba.

“The unfinished miracle of loaves and fish”

(derivative of Pedro Pablo Oliva work)

Acrylic on Canvas

52” x 52”   Framed

Have certificate of Export paper

1951 Born Guáimaro, Camagüey, Cuba
Currently lives and works in Havana, Cuba
Roberto Fabelo is a member of “the generation of sure hope” whose art was reinvigorated by the creative environment of the 1980s. Fabelo juxtaposes the naturalistic depiction of characters with their staged and compact placement on a sofa or behind theatrical curtains. His deft hand captures each character in a defining gesture or attitude, and clothes him or her in a way that reveals the individual’s own psychology. The realistic appearance of those beings suggests that the artist is like a hunter of faces, stalking his prey in the corners of Havana. But this humanity—genetically tainted by tropical animals and fruits, deities, shy mermaids, feathered heads—is a faithful reflection of his imagination. Clustered on a sofa or gathered around props in an empty theater, his characters wait in awe for an event that will never happen. They seldom look at or talk to each other, and even the dogs share the same baleful glare as their owners. The juicy, Rubenesque nudes do not inspire lust or competition, but only add to the strangeness of the situation.

“Retratos Locos”  1980

Gouache on paper

16” x 12”

Framed under UV glass, w/archival matting

(Family Pic)  1988

Gouache on paper

10” x 6”  (approx)

Framed under Museum glass

“La Persistencia de Dulcinea XXI”

1985    Gouache on paper

16” X 22”  COA

Framed under UV glass, w/archival matting

Roberto Estopiñán, a sculptor, draftsman, and printmaker, was born in Camaguey, Cuba on March 18, 1921. In 1961, the artist moved to New York, where he resided until 2002. Since the 1980s, he has been involved with the female torso as his favorite expressive form. The artist recently retired to Miami, FL.
Estopiñán has always been on a quest for a pure, essential form that he can load with content. He best demonstrates this quest with the obsessive use he has made of the female torso as his subject since 1978. This is an iconic subject found behind many manifestations of Western art, and of other arts as well. There are hundreds of variations on this theme in the hands of Estopiñán alone, but no two of them are alike. He revises, adds, subtracts, and transforms this essential female form in countless ways.”

“Torso Femenino II”  1985

Mixed media on fabriano paper

30” x 22”

Framed under UV glass with archival matting

Tomas Esson & Son

Born in 1963, Esson is one of the most painterly artists of his generation. His work exudes his pleasure in painting; however, his subject matter denies the pleasurable, hedonistic surface. His images have caused great scandal and controversy in Cuba. He now lives in the U.S. and exhibits internationally. Esson’s paintings are grotesque. His painting is strong enough to give his creatures a presence in their own right, devoid of illustrative references and weaknesses. His beings seem to live in mythical primogenital time.

“Hairy Swan”  2003

Oil / Canvas

65” x 70”    Framed

COA / Notorized

Nelson Domínguez was born in Santiago de Cuba in 1947. He studied at the Escuela Nacional de Arte Cubanacán from 1965 to 1970, and later became a Professor at the same school until 1985. He has been a Professor and Chair of the Painting Department at the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA), where he has headed a group of professors specialized in engraving. He is a member of the UNEAC and the International Association of Visual Artists (AIAP).
Domínguez has been lauded with various Cuban national awards, including a 1984 prize bestowed by the Alejo Carpentier Cultural Promotion Center in Havana, Cuba. He has also garnered international awards and recognition in France, Bulgaria, Spain, the former Czechoslovakia, and Japan among others. Domínguez has been given more than 20 personal exhibitions. His works are collected by important museums and cultural institutions world wide. The artist lives and works in Havana, Cuba.

“La Dama de Elche” 2005
Grabado en metal (etching)
48.5” x 21.25”   Edition: 6/40
Not Framed

Zaida del Rio, painter, drawer, illustrator, engraver, ceramic decorator, mural painter and poet. Born in Guadalupe, Las Villas, Cuba, on June 3, 1954. Illustrations holding a singular expression decorate diverse books, magazines and compact discs; she also publishes her book ”Herencia Clásica”, making versions and different interpretations to popular religious prays. Her paintings are exhibited at state and private collections in Cuba and abroad, also at the National Fine Arts Museum, decorating prestigious places, such as hotels, galleries and theatrical actions.

“BATHERS”

Giclee on Canvas

20” x 27”   –  Not Framed

(Have Export Paper)

“Pose Recreada”  2010

Watercolor / Ink on paper

30″ x 22″  Not Framed

(Have Export Paper)

“Where are my Lovers”

Giclee on Canvas

40” x 28”  –  Not Framed

(Have Export Paper)

Jose Luis Cuevas, Mexican artist, was born in Mexico City in 1934. He was influenced, paying homage to his favorite painters and writers, in numerous drawings and prints. Cuevas has claimed that his drawings portray the solitude and isolation of contemporary man and his inability to communicate. His work was influenced by the art of Goya and Picasso as well as graphic artist, Posada and painter, Orozco, whose genre represented deformed creatures, degraded humanity as well as prostitutes. It is for this reason that he distorts and transforms the human form to the point of uniqueness.

“Suite Fantasmas del Centro Histórico”

(Suite of 5 pc’s)   2005

Print / Woodblock     Edition: LVI/LX (56/60)

Image Size:  36 x 27 cm. (14¼ x 10½ in.)

Paper Size: 53 x 40 cm. (21 x 15¾ in.)

COA’s  –  Not Framed  – Excellent condition

Born in1983, Artemisa, Cuba.
He is a Cuban contemporary artist and Art Professor in his country. He graduated with high honors of Licentiate in Education, Specialty: Plastic Arts Education at The Higher Pedagogic Institute “Enrique Jose Varona” in 2006. In the same year he began his work as a teacher of Art History in the school of “Instructors Art” of Havana Province. Yuniel also imparted art classes to children of middle school level in several schools of the Havana City. In 2007 he moved to The United States.

“Untitled” 2005

(Banana’s on bench)
OIL ON CANVAS
25″ X 20″( Artwork only)
COA – Framed

“Landscape with paths and hills”

2005   Oil / Canvas

20” x 28”

COA & Beautifully Framed

Born in Havana, Cuba, 1936
Established Cuban artist Ramon Carulla’s work rests within the tradition of Latin American expressionist and figurative painting. His works constitute a point of convergence for color, emotion and design. Carulla uses a variety of supports including linen, paper and wood with noticeably provocative images, in a deliberate combination of fantasy and reality. Carulla’s recent works are quiet, meditative and idealistic. In speaking about his work Carulla states, “We all are jugglers, escapists, rockets, and entertainers in the interminable circus of life.” “The characters that appear in my works fluctuate from eccentric to gallant. Just as many human beings do, these capricious personages are always fighting with their sense of life, and their day to day existence

“Homage to Kafka”

(from: The Philosophical Wall Series)

1978-79  Oil / Canvas

30” x 24”  –  Framed

COA  (handwritten by Artist)

Born in 1962 Santi Spiritus, Cuba. Lives in New York
Cardenas’s work is defined by a singular idea expressed through a body of work that constitutes an aesthetic trajectory.
A romantic relationship between nature and architecture gives way to a stylized vision of intimate landscapes… a symbolic representation of the intersection between that which is natural and the power of human intelligence to fabricate, to create.
Taken as a whole, his work reflects a consistency of language and an authentic expression of a vision, a vision at once curious and mischievous, that at times can even transform into a bucolic experience. —-…. Jorge Moya

“El Bosque”  1992

Oil / Canvas

31” x 34.5”

COA  –  Framed

“Logo for MoMa”  1997

Acrylic / Canvas

34” x 28”

COA  –  Framed

Ernesto Capdevila was born in Havana, Cuba. He studied and graduated from both the Design Institute of Havana and the renowned Academy of Fine Arts of San Alejandro. His work has been shown across Europe, North, South, and Central America as well as the Caribbean.

( to visit his website: wwwernestocapdevila.com )

“Hurt by Death”  2013

Mixed media on canvas

29” x 53”  COA & Framed

Born in 1970, Jas de las Vegas, Havana City.
Teacher of drawing at the Academy “San Alejandro”. His works are part of private collections in the EU, Germany, Spain, Chile, Canada. There are samples of his work in permanent collection in Art’s American Gallery in Panama City and in Canada.

“Untitled”

Acrylic on Canvas

24” x 30”

COA  –  Beautifully Framed

Born Pinar del Rio, Cuba 1971
Currently lives and works in Havana, Cuba

Luis Enrique Camejo’s favourites themes are the relationship between man and his environment – especially urban environment at night – and Time.

These themes are materialized by lights and colours effects such as blurring or dripping, in order to evocate the speed of modern times, with just some details clear in the vagueness like a tree or – paradoxically – a car.

“Untitled”   2004

Watercolor on guarro paper

22” x 30”  No COA

Beautifully Framed  w/Archival Matting, UV glass

Agustin Bejarano was born in Camagüey, Cuba, 1964.
He is a graduate of the Instituto Superior de Arte (Superior Institute of Art), specializing in printmaking, 1988. Bejarano is well known for his “Coquettes” or “Flirts”, a series of 14 muses inspired by his wife Aziyade.

“De Regreso” / Back  2006

Print Edition 50

23.5” x 31.5” (image)  –  COA

“Ritos del Silencio”  2007

Mixed Media on Canvas

COA  –   Framed

“La Virgen de los buenos” –

“Our Lady of Good”

2010  Mixed Media on Canvas

20” x 20”  –   Framed

Of Delgado’s entire body of work, her pieces painted on paper are the most seductive. The medium gives her a freedom revealed by her treatment of the human figure. These pieces are distinguished by a unique subtlety, especially in the fine, soft traces that delineate her figures. Her personal style is undoubtedly best expressed in her sensitive treatment of her themes, as well as the exquisite perfection of her lines.
By reflecting her most intimate feelings from a feminine, intimate perspective, Delgado started a distinct trend in Cuban contemporary art, taken up by other artists over the subsequent decades. Artists such as Aimée García and Elsa Mora followed in her footsteps with similarly introspective works, tackling similar themes.

“Pieta”   /   Love 1997

Acrylic on Canvas

28″ x 25″

COA – Framed