Zuniga lithograph entitled Mujer con Nino
Oil Pastel on Paper
23x19in
$1,920
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Francisco Zúñiga
Costa Rica
Artist highlights
- Famous Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Lithography
- Dimensions : 22.8x18.1in
About this artwork
Limited edition
Edition of 45
Lithograph
Hand-signed by artist, signed lower left, and numbered 15/45
Frame Not included
Condition: Excellent condition
Publisher: Printed by Kyron Ediciones, S.A. Mexico D.F. Published by Brewster Editions, New York, NY.
Edition of 45
Lithograph
Hand-signed by artist, signed lower left, and numbered 15/45
Frame Not included
Condition: Excellent condition
Publisher: Printed by Kyron Ediciones, S.A. Mexico D.F. Published by Brewster Editions, New York, NY.
Francisco Zúñiga
Costa Rica
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Francisco Zúñiga, a Costa Rican-born Mexican maestro, excelled as a painter and sculptor with deep cultural roots. He wielded chisel and brush to craft the contours of indigenous dignity and maternal strength, blending raw realism with a lyrical style that echoes Mexican modernism. His sculptures, in particular, resonate with a potent empathy, capturing the quiet resilience and silent narratives of his subjects in stone and bronze.
