Francisco Rodriguez Oñate

Dance of the Deer of Cocacho

Dancing in Paradise. Oaxaca, Mexico.Technique: Oil painting/metallic sheet - MDF.

4 Dancers.Technique: Oil painting/metallic sheet - MDF. Oaxaca, Mexico.

Project for a mural, signed. Technique: Graphite pencil on paper, Guadalajara, Jalisco.

Manuel Piñon Durango, Mexico 48 x 33 1/2 in Framed and Acrylic Plexiglass. Technique: Conté Pencil on Paper Manuel Piñón Alamillo was born in the city of Durango. He graduated from ...

This unique artwork by David Ordoñez, El Baile del Venado, depicts two celebrants in Deer costumes performing a folkloric and spirutual dance of the Maya...

Work on wood This abstract work is distinguished by its dynamic curves and vivid colors. Dominated by shades of red, blue and green, it evokes a fluid dance of organic forms. The sin...

Los Pájaros is a visually poetic and emotionally resonant original ink drawing by Latin American artist Luis Martinez, whose expressive technique captures both the vulnerability and ...

Argentine painter. He was born in Buenos Aires on February 21, 1915. He studied at the National School of Fine Arts and then, for two years, at the Argentine Institute of Graphic Arts, guided by the painter Lino Spilimbergo. He exhibited for the first time in 1939 as a member of the Orión Group. Starting in 1946 he exhibited individually and in various salons, obtaining numerous rewards, among them: ?? Enrique Cabré Moré ?? Painting Prize; First Prize National Hall of Bahía Blanca; Second Prize for Drawing XXXVII Annual Salon of Watercolorists; ?? Raúl Castellví ?? Painting Prize, XXVI Annual Salon of Santa Fe; Acquisition Prize First Salon of La Rioja, and First Prize of Drawing Salon de Acuarelistas. In 1959 he won the Grand Prize at the National Hall, the Mar del Plata Hall and the Municipal Hall. In 1963 the National Academy of Fine Arts awarded him the Dr. Augusto Palanza Prize. In 1950-51, he visited Spain, France, Italy, and England; in 1955-56 he traveled to the US and in 1966-67 he traveled to Spain, Portugal, France and Belgium. In 1967 he was invited to the Sacred Art Show at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris and presented a retrospective exhibition at The Gallery of Modern Art and The Huntington Hartford...