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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
In 1900, Adela Velarde Pérez was born, a woman from Juarez who joined the revolutionary ranks at the age of 15.
She is responsible for the famous name of "Las
Adelitas." Her life is a clear testimony to the decisive participation of women in the Mexican revolution.
Women who abandoned their limited role in the domestic sphere to fight against the social injustice that oppressed day laborers and demand their rights as women and citizens during… the Mexican Revolution.
Her legacy reminds us that thought transcends gender and time.
She challenged the norms and became a symbol of courage, showing us that it is always possible to pave the way for equality.
« My experiences are an essential part of my work, in each stroke made I express feelings and emotions, reflecting how I enjoy life and each moment to the fullest. »
Cecilia Andonaegui is a Mexican artist whose paintings have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. She describes her artistic expression as being influenced by the cultural movements of expressionism and fauvism. Andonaegui's figurative compositions endeavor to capture the feelings that each character manifests, allowing the viewer to easily interpret the narratives and emotions in every piece. Her vibrant pieces are created using acrylics and oils on canvas or cardboard.