De La Vega

This authentic, hand-signed miniature wood chair is by the iconic New York City street artist James De La Vega. Created and sold in 1999, this piece dates to the peak of De La Vega’s...

"Salto" Pilar de la Vega Martinez bronze sculpture on panel Wear consistent with age and use Wall decoration - Art - Mid-Century Measures : 20cmx20cm - With Frame 30,5x30,5cm

Table lectern of Garcilaso de la Vega. Spain, iron, circa first third of the 16th century.

La obra va firmada por la artista en la parte inferior En la parte trasera, va nuevamente firmada, fechada del año 1984 y titulada El estado de la obra es bueno Se presenta enmarc...

Hermit Crab on the Sand in Acrylic on Paper Vibrant "portrait" of a hermit crab by Federico Leon de la Vega (Mexican, 20th Century). Signed "Leon de la Vega" in the lower right co...

Hand-carved eucalyptus wood sculpture by the artist Álvaro de la Vega (1954, Lugo, Spain) in 2013. It is part of a series of sculptures of bodies made with chisel and hammer, in the ...

Hand-carved sycamore wood sculpture by the artist Álvaro de la Vega (1954, Lugo, Spain) in 2008. It is part of a series of sculptures of facial expressions.

Hand-carved sycamore wood sculpture by the artist Álvaro de la Vega (1954, Lugo, Spain) in 2008. It is part of a series of sculptures of facial expressions.

This artwork is an original piece by the artist Alvaro de la Vega, part of the "Ingredients" exhibition at the Manolo Eirin Gallery.

This artwork is an original piece by the artist Alvaro de la Vega, part of the "Ingredients" exhibition at the Manolo Eirin Gallery.

Hand-carved eucalyptus wood sculpture by the artist Álvaro de la Vega (1954, Lugo, Spain) in 20006. It is part of a series of sculptures of bodies and animals made with chisel and ha...

Hand-carved eucalyptus wood sculpture by the artist Álvaro de la Vega (1954, Lugo, Spain) in 20006. It is part of a series of sculptures of bodies and animals made with chisel and ha...

Bronze Sculpture Tribute To: Goya THE SCULPTURE IS MADE BY THE ARTIST PILAR DE LA VEGA IN THE 20TH CENTURY AND IS SIGNED AND NUMBERED.

Hand-carved eucalyptus wood sculpture by the artist Álvaro de la Vega (1954, Lugo, Spain) in 20006. It is part of a series of sculptures of bodies and animals made with chisel and ha...

The festival is in honor of la Virgen de la Vega and is held in September.

Poster made by the printing house located on Juan de Burgos Street (today Fernán Caballero Street) for the bullfight on November 25, 1877 in the so-called “Seville Bullring”, now bet...

Born in 1944, known as the Sculptor of Ballerinas, Victor Manuel Villarreal de la Vega's vocation as a sculptor was defined by watching the restoration of "Elngel de la Independencia...

The heraldic shield is very similar to that of the House of Mendoza used by Íñigo López de Mendoza and de la Vega, I Marqués de Santillana, and parent and head of the Casa Ducal del ...

The engraving vividly portrays the chaotic naval action, with Dutch ships such as the AEolus, De Tijger (Tiger), De Zeehond (Seal), and De Roode Leeuw (Red Lion) engaging Spanish shi...

Today it occurs on Tuesdays in the vicinity of Paseo de Merchán or de la Vega. Louis Léo Hourdille enjoyed considerable artistic success in his lifetime, much of his work inspired b...

He attended the School of Fine Arts there and studied under Joaquín Martínez de la Vega, the eccentric, influential teacher that baptised a young Picasso with champagne.

Jago de la Vega was renamed Spanish Town by the British

Richards (author of Centering), Colorado-based “EcoArtist”, Lynne Hull, NYC East Harlem “street- artist”, James De La Vega, Zen art scholar and artist, Stephen Addiss, Photographer S...

In the small village of Osa de la Vega in Spain, there lived a couple who led a very pious life.

In the small village of Osa de la Vega in Spain, there lived a couple who led a very pious life.

Although he continued living in Coín for the rest of his childhood, he began his artistic training at the School of Fine Arts in Malaga, where he was taught by Joaquín Martínez de la...

Although he continued living in Coín for the rest of his childhood, he began his artistic training at the School of Fine Arts in Malaga, where he was taught by Joaquín Martínez de la...

Although he continued living in Coín for the rest of his childhood, he began his artistic training at the School of Fine Arts in Malaga, where he was taught by Joaquín Martínez de la...

Although he continued living in Coín for the rest of his childhood, he began his artistic training at the School of Fine Arts in Malaga, where he was taught by Joaquín Martínez de la...

Although he continued living in Coín for the rest of his childhood, he began his artistic training at the School of Fine Arts in Malaga, where he was taught by Joaquín Martínez de la...