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Antonio Capellán

Signos De Arena I

A vibrant collage of diverse natural subjects featuring fish and birds by Antonio Capellán invites you to explore the rich textures and multifaceted imagery of this captivating contemporary collection.

Blaise Saint-louis

1994

Préparation Pour La Proclamation Au Peuple De L

A dramatic mural by Blaise Saint-Louis capturing a historic gathering with swords and costumed figures, showcasing the meticulous detail of this Haitian visionary masterpiece available for your collection.

Venancio Shinki Huamán

1993

Lanzón

A surreal dreamscape of undefined forms and subtle textures by Venancio Shinki Huamán captures a mysterious moment of subconscious beauty, inviting you to explore the profound depth of this 1993 masterpiece.

David Manzur Londoño

1990

Laúd Negro

David Manzur’s ‘Laúd Negro’ showcases a Baroque-inspired classicism with a black guitar and bananas, reflecting his 1974 shift from abstraction. Explore this unique artwork and bring its captivating style into your space.

Rogelio José Polesello

1983

Arco Iris (rainbow)

Experience the vibrant optical energy of Rogelio José Polesello's Arco iris, a 1983 masterpiece of geometric abstraction and Op art that invites you to bring a spectrum of color into your private collection.

Pedro Coronel

1984

Remanso Al Sol (haven In The Sun)

A vibrant explosion of red and blue defines this powerful abstract work by Mexican Ruptura master Pedro Coronel, blending pre-Hispanic geometry with modern energy for a truly captivating addition to your collection.

Eduardo Mac Entyre

2000

Poder Del Colmillo Ancestral (power Of The Ancestral Fang)

Explore 'Poder del colmillo ancestral' by Eduardo Mac Entyre – a striking geometric painting blending tribal & modern art. Digital illustration, bold colors, and ancient symbolism.

Vittorio Breheret

1950

San Francisco

Cecilia Paredes Verduga

2009

Tutti Frutti

José Sabogal Dieguez

1919

El Señor De La Fortaleza

A powerful scene of communal devotion unfolds in José Sabogal Dieguez's 1919 masterpiece El Señor de la Fortaleza, capturing the soul of Peruvian Indigenism through a vibrant display of Andean tradition and heritage.

Negib R. Giha

2013

Nandú: The Cycle Of The Spider

Explore 'Nandú: The Cycle of the Spider' by negib r. Giha – a surreal photographic portrait blending fantasy & digital art. Vibrant colors, layered textures, and symbolic beauty.

Enrique Timoteo González De Careaga Y Bishop

1975

Sphère Spatio/temporelle

Discover 'Sphère Spatio/Temporelle' by Enrique Timoteo González de Careaga y Bishop – a mesmerizing Op Art abstract painting. Explore geometric forms, vibrant blues & depth.

Jorge Damiani

2006

Estancia Con Ombú

Explore 'Estancia con Ombú' by Jorge Damiani – a serene Uruguayan landscape painting in oil. Admire its realism, warm palette & symbolic elements. A captivating piece of modern art.

Emilio Pettoruti

1919

Cuadernos De Música

Explore Emilio Pettoruti’s ‘Cuadernos de música’ – a dynamic Cubist ink drawing of fragmented forms & dramatic shadows. Discover this Argentinian modernist masterpiece.

Luis González Palma

1998

80 Mm F. 5.6 1/30 Sec

A striking sepia-toned photograph by Luis González Palma captures the complex layers of Guatemalan identity through a powerful portrait that invites you to explore this profound piece of contemporary visual history.

David Manzur Londoño

1961

Tres Elementos De Una Flor

Metallic circles in bold red paint create a striking abstract flower by Colombian artist David Manzur Londoño, 1961 Constructivist style—discover or own this evocative piece.

Carmen Aldunate Errázuriz

1990

A Propósito De Miradas (regarding Looks)

Mauricio Leib Lasansky

1997

Emiliano Zapata And Diego Bolivar, Our Grandchildren

Armando Morales

1970

Mujeres En El Agua

Two women stand serenely in blue waters in this evocative magical realism masterpiece by Nicaraguan visionary Armando Morales from 1970, inviting you to bring this timeless tropical elegance into your collection.

Carlos Mérida

1930

Figura

Carlos Mérida's 'Figura,' created in 1930, exemplifies his pioneering fusion of European avant-garde aesthetics with indigenous Guatemalan culture. This mixed-media artwork features a woman adorned in white clothing and draped in a blue scarf, accompanied by two figures in the background—a testament to Mérida’s exploration of visual language and cultural heritage. Explore Carlos Mérida’s captivat

Enrique Collar Monterrubio

1993

La Curandera

A poignant depiction of human connection and emotion, La curandera by Enrique Collar Monterrubio captures a vibrant moment of togetherness through soulful Mexican figurative art that you can bring to your collection.

Luis González Palma

1998

Ora Pronobis

Magdalena Correa

2014

Untitled From

A powerful black and white photograph by Magdalena Correa capturing the raw determination of workers in La Rinconada, inviting you to explore this profound anthropological study of human existence.

Olga De Amaral

1988

Riscos Calizos

A striking red textile masterpiece featuring intricate patterns by Colombian pioneer Olga de Amaral from 1988, offering a profound sense of abstract texture that invites you to explore the beauty of fiber art.

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