Auction 07 Catalog (PDF) - Museum of Latin American Art

Oswaldo GuayasamínBeginning in the late 1940s, Oswaldo Guayasamín was a leadingsocial activist in Ecuador who through his art opposed violence,war, genocide and social injustice. Guayasamin’s paintings andsculptures are defined as an art of indigenismo or figurativeexpressionism that depicts the human figure in powerfully distortedproportions and exaggerated forms. As seen in this painting,Guayasamin’s subjects often appear as heroic individuals, but theworks of art manifest his outcry against the unjust treatment of theindigenous Andean populations who have suffered exploitation.LOT 15OSWALDO GUAYASAMÍN(ECUADOR, 1919 –1999)Indio colorado / Red Indian (Ecuadorian Indian), n.d.mixed media on paper, 29 x 21 1 /2 in. (73.7 x 54.6 cm)Courtesy of Heather James Art & Antiquities, Palm Desert, CAEstimated price: $ 17,000 – $ 20,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.

EVENT LISTINGSeptember 9 – October 19, 2007Preview Auction 2007 pieces in the MOLAA galleries during regular museum hoursSunday, September 30th1:00 – 4:00 pmSymposium: New Trends: Collecting & Evaluating Contemporary Latin American Art1:00 pm – Round Table Discussion4:00 pm – MOLAA AwardsAdmission: Members $10 – Non-Members $15 – Students $5 (with valid student ID)Saturday, October 20, 20076:00 – 10:00 pmCocktails & heavy hors d’oeuvres6:30 pm Silent auction8:00 pm Live auction$100 per person (Includes full-color print catalog, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres)Sunday, October 21, 20071:00 – 4:00 pmLive AuctionFree and Open to the PublicPrincipal Auctioneer: Alex SlatoSponsored by:

LETTER FROMTHE FOUNDEROnce a year Southern California becomes the center for the Latin American fine art worldthrough the Annual MOLAA Auction.Our dedicated auction staff spends an entire year prior to the fall auction obtaining artists’contributions for the $50,000 in prizes; partial donations from dealers and artists as well asconsignments from collectors, corporations and museums.No longer will Latin American contemporary fine art collectors have to travel to the EastCoast auctions and worry about economical ways to transport and obtain great pieces frommasters and emerging artists.MOLAA’s Auction is unique since most auctions offer only what someone wants to deaccess.MOLAA has set up dealer networks throughout Latin America to seek out emergingand established artists throughout the Americas to contribute to our Annual Auction.This is your opportunity to acquire great art at a convenient Southern California locationand realize a financial savings, which may be tax deductible. For out-of-towners we havenegotiated discounted hotel rates and airline tickets.Remember, the entire Auction offering of over 250 lots will be displayed in the MOLAA galleriesbetween September 7th and October 21st. See you at the MOLAA Annual Auction onthe evening of Saturday, October 20th and the afternoon of Sunday, October 21.Robert GumbinerMOLAA Founder & Chairman Emeritus3

MOLAA’SHISTORY& MISSIONIn just over a decade, the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) has grown into one of the most comprehensiveand representative institutions of contemporary Latin American fine art and culture in the UnitedStates. To the community, MOLAA is more than just a museum; it is an enriching educational resource anda magnetic cultural center.MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public about contemporary Latin American fine art through the presentationof a significant permanent collection, dynamic exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.MOLAA’s programs are designed to give a cultural context to the art on display, offering an enhancedunderstanding of the diverse peoples and regions of Latin America.The Permanent Collection is the foundation from which all of MOLAA’s educational and cultural programmingis derived. Having grown from 150 works at its inception to more than 850 works today, MOLAA’scollection includes paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures by artists who have lived or worked inLatin America since World War II. In addition to presenting works by Latin American masters, MOLAA introducesthe public to contemporary artists of today who are well known in their native countries but who havehad little or no exposure in the United States.To emphasize its commitment to the community, MOLAA’s galleries are never dark. The art displayed in thepermanent collection galleries is rotated periodically offering visitors the opportunity to view more of the collection.MOLAA also presents significant temporary and traveling exhibitions to further enhance visitors’experience with contemporary Latin American art. In 2001, MOLAA was named a Smithsonian Affiliate. Thisprestigious partnership allows MOLAA to borrow important works from the Smithsonian’s vast national collection.MOLAA’s newly expanded building designed by internationally renowned architect Manuel Rosen, serves asa landmark in Long Beach’s East Village Arts District. Monumental arches represent bridges to and from theAmericas and the unity of the Western Hemisphere. The recently completed expansion project has doubledthe museum’s capacity to 55,000 square feet, enabling MOLAA to broaden the range and scope of its exhibitionsand public programs and to serve three times more visitors each year.Through important exhibitions and related educational and cultural programs, MOLAA communicates thereality of Latin America today with the diverse cultural, social, political and economic influences that haveshaped its artists. MOLAA builds bridges between diverse peoples and inspires cross-cultural understanding,appreciation and tolerance.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSBY ALEX SLATO VP of Exhibitions & Special ProjectsOn behalf of the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA), we would like to thank you for all of your generoussupport. The significant contributions of your time, talents and financial resources have made Art Auction 07MOLAA’s most successful and significant auction to date. We would like to acknowledge the exceptional contributionsof the Robert Gumbiner Foundation, Lexus, Tim Misenhimer, American Airlines, Univision, GemlineFramers, TGIS Catering, KCRW (89.9FM) and MOLAA’s Board of Directors, staff, docents and all of our wonderfulvolunteers. Special thanks are extended to the participating artists, collectors, galleries and dealers whohave graciously donated these valuable works of art. We would also like to give a very special thanks to theArt Auction 07 curators, jurors and scholars whose knowledge and creative expertise has strengthened thesignificance of the Art Auction 07 exhibition, symposium and MOLAA Awards. Your continued support allowsMOLAA to better fulfill its mission of educating the public about contemporary Latin American fine art andculture through the presentation of enriching educational and cultural programs.In celebration of the opening of MOLAA’s newly expanded and renovated campus, we are excited to presenta stunning compilation of contemporary Latin American works of art. This significant selection trulycaptures the essence of Latin American history, intensity, passion and exemplary creative talent, offering acomprehensive survey of Latin American fine art today. This year’s MOLAA Awards features 132 engagingworks of art by emerging and mid-career artists from Mexico, Central and South America as well as theSpanish-speaking Caribbean, and marks the debut of many of its participants in the United States. ArtAuction 2007 offers some of the most exciting and cutting edge works available on the current art market,as well as a rich calendar of relevant educational and cultural events.Art Auction 07 is an extraordinary event that you will not want to miss. We invite you to be a part of it.Muchas Gracias!Reconocimientos Especiales por Alex SlatoDe parte del Museo de Arte Latinoamericano (MOLAA), queremos agradecer a todos por su generosa colaboración. El apoyo considerablede su tiempo, talento y generosos recursos han hecho esta Subasta 2007 la mas exitosa subasta hasta la fecha.Quisiéramos agradecer el excepcional apoyo de la fundación Robert Gumbiner, Lexus,Tim Misenhimer,American Airlines, Univision,Marquetería Gemline, TGIS, KCRW (89.9 FM), a la junta directiva, docentes, voluntarios y al equipo de profesionales del museo.Una mención especial se le extiende a los artistas participantes, los coleccionistas, las galerías y los negociantes privados quieneshan donado o contribuido con extraordinarias obras de arte. Mil gracias a los curadores, al jurado y los expertos quienes con suconocimiento de la materia han expandido la calidad de la muestra, el simposio y el salón. Su apoyo continuo permite que MOLAAcontinué proyectando la misión de educar al publico sobre arte contemporáneo latinoamericano y su cultura.Con la celebración de nuestra reciente expansión y reinauguración, estamos muy entusiasmados en presentarle una importanterecopilación de obras de arte contemporáneo latinoamericano. Esta selección captura la maravillosa esencia e historia de nuestrospaíses. Su pasión, intensidad y ejemplar talento creativo, ofreciendo un recorrido desde los anos 40 hasta el presente. Esteaño, el salón MOLAA presenta 132 trabajos de artistas emergentes y de carreras medias provenientes de México, centro América,el caribe y sur América. También es el debut de muchos artistas en una exposición dentro de los Estados Unidos. La subastaen si, contiene muchas obras de maestros de reconocidos así como también de artistas en la vanguardia que están muy dentrodel mercado actual. Todo esto, mas un calendario de eventos culturales y educacionales hacen este un evento que lideriza lapromoción del talento latinoamericano en Estados Unidos y el resto del mundo. Esperamos contar con su apoyo y participación!Mil Gracias,5

2ND ANNUALMOLAA AWARDSLast year, MOLAA was proud to inaugurate an annual juried art competition for Latin American artists titled,MOLAA Awards. The response from the Latin American artists was terrific! The competition presented, workby over one hundred thirty two artists that offered the museum and the public an incredibly diverse rangeof art. The top award winners included Irene Pressner (Venezuela), Manuel Ameztoy (Argentina), Victor Chab(Argentina), and Andrés Michelena (Venezuela). Their art is now a part of the MOLAA Permanent Collection.The MOLAA Awards recognizes the artistic achievement and merit of six outstanding artists selected bya panel of distinguished judges from the field of contemporary Latin American art. The invitational competitionis open to emerging and mid-career artists of Latin American origin. The artists have donatedthe art to the museum in order to participate. The awards were created with the intrest to furtherencourage the international support of Latin American artists. The signature event and prestigiousawards offer the artists an opportunity for greater exposure to new audiences. It allows the art collectorand art appreciator an expanded vision of art, access to new ideas and current artistic visions prevalentwithin our global art community.The 2nd annual MOLAA Awards presents one hundred thirty emerging and mid-career artists from theSpanish/Portuguese speaking regions of Mexico, Central and South America and the Caribbean who havesubmitted a wide range of diverse and engaging works of art. The participating artists were invited by aninternational committee of Latin American curators.They are competing for six awards of artistic merit tobe judged by a panel of art curators and critics. The award winners will be announced by the MOLAA AwardJudges on Sunday, September 30 following the afternoon’s symposium titled, New Trends in Collecting andEvaluating Contemporary Latin American Art. The top four award winning works of art will become part ofthe MOLAA Permanent Collection. All other MOLAA Award submissions will be available for bid during theSunday, October 21st daytime live auction.MOLAA Awards Prizes:Painting, Sculpture, Photography & Video1st prize: $ 25,0002nd prize: $ 10,0003rd prize: $ 6,0004th prize: $ 4,000Honorable Mention: $ 1,000Works on Paper:1st prize: $ 4,0006

MOLAA AWARDSMOLAA gratefully acknowledges the participation of the following MOLAA Awards Curatorial Committeeand the molaa Award judges:Committee Members:Amable López MeléndezChief Curator, Museum ofContemporary Art, SantoDomingo, Dominican RepublicAna Maria MattheiIndependent Curator; Editorof Arte al Limite Magazine,Santiago, ChileCarmen AlemanFormer Director, Museum ofModern Art, Panama City,Panama; Gallery Owner, ArteConsult Gallery, PanamaCarrie AdrianLatin American Art Collector& International BusinessConsultant, Los Angeles, CAPatricia TodoirDirector of Es Art Foundation,La Paz, BoliviaHernan CarraraMarketing Director, Arteal Dia Magazine; Directorof International Kids FundLatin American Art AuctionDr. Mario Martinez CrespoLatin American art collector;President, Roberto ViolaFoundation of Art; VP, ChineseArgentinean Cultural Institute,Cordoba, ArgentinaMariavelia SavinoIndependent Curator, MOLAA’sEast Coast ConsultantNelly PenarandaIndependent Curator; Director,Arteria Magazine, InternationalSales; Director, Pradilla FineArts, Madrid, Spain & Bogota,Colombiamolaa Awards Judges:Diana duPontIndependent CuratorDuPont holds a BA in Art History from Scripps Collegeand an MA in History from the University of California,Berkeley. For the past 20 years DuPont has had anextensive curatorial career in California. She was curator of photographyat the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and curator ofexhibitions at the University Art Museum at California StateUniversity, Long Beach. From 1992-2007, Du Pont was the curatorof 20th Century Art for the Santa Barbara Museum of Art where shedeveloped a dynamic program of exhibitions and acquisitions inEuropean, American, and Latin American art. She was instrumentalin the acquisition of the landmark mural by David Alfaro Siqueiros,Portrait of Mexico Today, 1932. She curated several important exhibitionsof Latin American masters, most importantly the recent travelingexhibition, Tamayo: A Modern Icon Reinterpreted, co-curatoredwith Juan Carlos Pereda of the Museo Tamayo, Mexico.Edward GoldmanArt critic KCRWBefore immigrating to the U.S. in 1977, Goldmanworked at the Hermitage Museum in Leningrad.Goldman has contributed to the Los Angeles art scenesince 1988. Currently, Goldman is the art critic atKCRW, the L.A. based National Public Radio station, hosting aweekly program titled “Art Talk.” For one year, Goldman was theArts and Culture Editor for “Life & Times Tonight” on KCET. He alsoteaches a seminar on collecting art at Otis College of Art andDesign. He actively contributes essays to art publications and servesas a panelist, moderator and speaker for various museums and artsorganizations.Michael KrichmanExecutive Director, inSITEKrichman obtained a JD at Georgetown University,Washington D.C. and a BA at Brandeis University,Boston, Massachusetts. Currently, Krichman is theExecutive Director for inSITE where he previously served as executiveco-director of inSITE 2000-01; inSITE 97; and President ofthe board of directors, inSITE 94. Krichman served for five yearsas a trustee of the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego andchaired the museum’s architectural committee. Between 1979and 1981, he was the curator of primitive art at the Rose ArtMuseum in Boston.Alma RuizCurator,Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)Los Angeles, CA.Ruiz has had a long tenure at MOCA first as associatecurator and most recently as curator of art. She has actively contributedto the Latin American art scene for more than fifteenyears. She has curated numerous exhibitions of contemporary artfor MOCA. Her most recent projects include; “Poetics of theHandmade,” an exhibition of eight Latin American artists (April2007); One of her most important contributions to the field ofLatin American art was the midcareer survey of the work of GabrielOrozco presented at MOCA in 2000. Since 1999, Alma has servedas a panelist for The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for NewAmericans; as a grants reviewer for the U.S. Mexico Fund for Artsand Culture in 2000 and 2001; and as a member of the Advisoryand Selection Committee for the Cisneros Fontanals ArtFoundation (CIFO) in Miami, Florida.7

AUCTION07 DONORSWe would like to thank and recognize everyone who made this year’s auction a success.DONORS, CONTRIBUTORS & GALLERIESAbbas DaneshvariAbe and Martha HepnerAlberto GorodiAldo Castillo GalleryAna Maria MattheiAndrade Fine ArtAndres LadavidAndriena FuentesAntonio RodriguezArteconsultArtens Inc.Art SolarArt SpaceAsher Remy Toledo GalleryBeatrice de SavinoBernice Steinbaum GalleryCancio ContemporaryCarlos JunqueiraCarrie AdrianCelia BirbragherChristina BosemarkDianna AhumadaDiego Costa PeuserEdward Cella Art+ArchitectureThe Emilio Sánchez FoundationEnrique MichelsenErnesto Gonzalez-MuletEspassoETRA Fine ArtsFelippe RochaFrank and Joe GutierrezGalería Ana Lucia GómezGalería AcquavellaGalería de la LuzGalería EnlaceGalería de Arte MattheiGallery 415Gandia ArtsGemline FrameGolding and Savino, Inc.Hardcore Contemporary Art SpaceHeather James Art & AntiquitiesHervey C. MedellínHuri SlatoIrma Valerio GaleriasIsadora LeivaJames CaronaJeffery and Yolanda SternJesús BriceñoJohn StrawnJonathan HolidayKunsthaus GalleryLa Boheme Fine Arts GalleryLa GaleriaLA Art ExchangeLatin American MastersThe Lewis GalleryLillian GuerraLourdes Alicia Díaz Gorrin, M.D.Luis Pérez GaleríaM. Rocio Sierra-HonigmannManuel RosenMaria A. FrainoMariavelia SavinoMoka GalleryThe Naum Knop FoundationNiel GoldNinoska Huerta Art GalleryPablo KnopThe Pacific Design CenterPrimer Piso GaleriaRestoration MediaRoberto PreciadoRocío Errazquin D.Roy Lee HedrickSolar Latin American Art & DesignStefano CampaniniStern Fine ArtsVerman of Florida CorporationVictor LositoViota GalleryVirginia Miller GalleriesWalter Otero GalleryWilliam SheehyNON-COMPETING ARTISTSJosé BediaJuan Carlos BenítezGuillermo BertFelipe CastañedaRaúl ContiVladimir CoraRafael CoronelJosé Luis CuevasNorberto D'AbreuFernando DávilaMarianela de la HozPedro FriedebergAmparo GarzónMiguel Angel GiovanettiWalter GoldfarbAlvaro GómezRicardo GonzálezFelipe HerreraAna Mercedes HoyosIgnacio IturriaSaúl KaminerAndrés LacauAlexis LagoNicolás LeivaManuel López OlivaJosé MarchiRicardo MartínezLucía MayaAndrés MichelenaCecilia MíguezGabriela MorawetzLothar MüllerEdgar NegretLuis NishiawaNadín OspinaPájaroAlberto PancorboJulio César PeñaRégulo PérezArnaldo Roche RabellManuel RosenMonique RozanésJorge SeguíDaniel SeniseTitoFrancisco ToledoEmilio TortiVíctor Vázquez8

ARTIST INDEXArtist listed in alphabetical order with number indicating lot numberAlbertella, Jorge 71Anguiano, Raúl 204, 205Antúnez, Nemesio 34Anzola, Carlos 72Arango, Juan Camilo 73Aránguiz L., Ruby 180Arenas, Adriana 74Arrieta, Hugo 75Ávila, Jaime 76Avilés, Elvis 181Azar Billini, Aquiles 77Bares, Federico 182Basauri, Ignacio 78Bastardo, Juan 79Bedia, José 11Béjar, Feliciano 14Bejarano, Agustín 80Benaim, Ricardo 183Benítez, Juan Carlos 206Bermúdez, Cundo 207Bermúdez, Henry 184Berní, Antonio 208Bert, Guillermo 46Bertini, Giancarlo 81Birks, Davis 82Blatto, Sergio 83Boulanger, Karine 84Boulanger, Sandra 85Bustamante, José Luis 86Camejo Vento, Luis Enrique 87Candiani, Tania 88Cantú, Federico 209, 210Caputo, Amalia 89Carbajal, Martín 90Cárdenas, Agustín 33, 211, 212Carrington, Leonora 213, 214Castagnino, Juan Carlos 9Castañeda, Felipe 215Castaño, Francisca 91Castro, Humberto 92Charlot, Jean 216Chávez Morado, José 20Cigarroa Schulmeyer, Alejandra 93Consuegra, Hugo 217Conte, Guillermo 94Conti, Raúl 218Cora, Vladimir 219, 220Coronel, Rafael 36, 68221, 222Corzas, Francisco 57Costa Peuser, Mariano E. 95Covarrubias, Miguel 223Cruz, Aaron 224Cuevas, José Luis 22, 23, 3537, 225, 226, 227D'Abreu, Norberto 228Dávila, Fernando 19de la Hoz, Marianela 229De Las Flores, Oscar Camilo 185de Lima, José Antonio 96Delgado, Juan Carlos 97Detres, Fabián 98Díaz Cardona, Rabindranat 99Díaz Tai, Daniel 186Domínguez, Natalia 100Duch, Camila 101Duque, Alexis 102Echeverri, Clemencia 103Edburg, Daniela 104Espejo, Claudio 105Estévez, Carlos 187Ewel, Erika 106Figari, Pedro 32Figuerroa Vázquez, José A.107Forner, Raquel 230Franco, Jaime 108Friedeberg, Pedro 231Funes, Astolfo 109García, Sergio 110García-Nerey, Luis 111Garval, Sergio 112Garzón, Amparo 232Gayton, Silvio 113Gerzso, Gunther 233Giovanetti, Miguel Angel 28Girona, Iván 114Goldfarb, Walter 47Gómez, Alvaro 234, 235Gonzáles, Gabriel 115González, Alí 116González, Keiko 117González, Ricardo 236González, Cinthia 118Guayasamín, Oswaldo 15, 42Guerrero Galván, Jesús 60, 237Guttin, Becky 119, 188Hernández, Ricardo 120Hernández, Sergio 238, 239240, 241Herrera, Felipe 2Hierro, Benjamín 121Hoyos, Ana Mercedes 242Icaza, Teresa 122Iraheta, Walterio 123Iturria, Ignacio 243Junca Acebedo, Frederico 124Kaminer, Saul 5Knop, Naum 59Krisch, Oliver 125Kuhn, Alexandra 126Labios, Agapito 16Lacau, Andrés 65Lago, Alexis 244Lam, Wifredo 10, 245, 246247, 248Larrauri, Iker 249Leiva, Nicolás 53, 250López, Kadir 127López, Kelvin 128López Oliva, Manuel 70, 189Manzo, Leandro 190Marchi, José 26, 251Marrero, Dalia 129Martínez, José Horacio 130Martínez, Ricardo 41, 252Matta, Roberto S. 253, 254255, 256, 257Maya, Lucía 258Medina Puig, Leila 131Mejíaz, Mauro 29Mena, Rigoberto 132Mendoza, Douglas 133Mérida, Carlos 21, 24, 50, 259Mesa, Guiomar 134Michelena, Andrés 48Míguez, Cecilia 58, 260Modiano, Sara 135Mójica, Marco 191Moleiro, Niels 136Molina, Nina 137Montenegro, Roberto 40Montoya, Gustavo 17, 261262, 263, 264Montoya, Rubén 192Montoya, Tatiana 138Morales, Leopoldo 265Morales, Rodolfo 266Morales Núñes, Alexander 139Morán, Ronald 140Morawetz, Gabriela 64Müller, Lothar 267Navarro, Julián 141Negret, Edgar 61, 62Nishiawa, Luis 268Ochoa, Sergio 142Olivera, Fernando 269, 270Opazo, Mario 143Orozco, José Clemente 49Ospina, Nadín 45, 271Osuna, Miguel 144Paes, Fernando 145Pájaro 25Palacios, Ana Patricia 193Pancorbo, Alberto 6Parcero, Tatiana 146Paredes, Cecilia 147Pareja Herrera, Ramiro 148Peláez, Amelia 7Peña, Julio César 31, 194Perdomo, Felix 149Pérez, Régulo 272Peró, Francisco 150Pizzani, Lucía 151Poleo, Héctor 52Porter, Liliana 273Quiñones, Néstor Ali 152Ramos-Perello, Marcia 153Reverón, Armando 43Reyes, Chucho 274Reyes, Sydia 154Reyes Alvarado, Tristán 155Riedel, Verónica 156Rivera, Diego 1Rivera-Bond, Rosario 157Rivero Sierra, Ángel “Andy”158, 195Roca, Eduardo “Choco” 196Roche Rabell, Arnaldo 4Rodo Boulanger, Graciela 197Rodríquez Lozano, Manuel 275Rojas Ruggeri, Vicente 159Roncoli, Claudio 160Rosa, Federico 161Rosen, Manuel 276Rozanés, Monique 12Saavedra Geuer, León 162Salazar Arenas, Carlos 163Salinas, Baruj 164, 198Sánchez, Emilio 277Sánchez, Teresa 165Sayago, Marisa 166Schuster, Harry& Zajac, Gustavo 167Seguí, Antonio 278, 279Seguí, Jorge 8Senise, Daniel 51Silva Guzmán, Andrea 168Sincich, Gabriela 199Siqueiros, David Alfaro 3, 4456, 280, 281, 282Sodi, Bosco 169Soriano, Rafael 66Soto, Jesús Rafael 13Tamayo, Rufino 27, 30, 5455, 283, 284, 285, 286287, 288, 289Tarazona, Jaime 170Terán, Pedro 200Tirado, Filipo 171Tito 67Toledo, Francisco 290, 291292, 293, 294, 295, 296297, 298, 299Toral, Tabo 201Torres, Gustavo 172Torti, Emilio 18Valle Pérez, Javier 173Vallecillo, Adán 174Varela, Fernando 175Vázquez, Víctor 69Vélez, Mario 202Vergara, Favián 176Villasmil, Alejandra 203Von Artens, Peter 63Von Asperen, Mónica 177Von Gunten, Roger 300Wu, Rafael 178Zúñiga, Francisco 38, 39, 301302, 303, 304Zúñiga Aedo, Victor 1799

ABSENTEE BID FORMTo allow time for processing, bids must be received by 5:00 p.m. (PST) on Friday, October 19, 2007. The Museum of Latin American Artwill confirm all faxed bids with a return fax. If you have not received our confirmation within one business day, please resubmit yourbid(s) or contact the Special Projects Department: (562) 216 -4137 x137 or by fax at 562-437-7043.PLEASE PRINTNameAddressCityStateZip codeSALE TITLE:MOLAA Art Auction 2007October 20-21, 2007SALE ADDRESS:Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA)628 Alamitos Ave.Long Beach, CA 90802Tel: DaytimeFaxEveningBIDS(Please print clearly in block letters)List Lot number(s) in numerical orderPRICE BIDS $Credit card numberExp. date Visa MC Amex DiscName as it appears on credit cardSignatureI request that MOLAA enter bids on the following lots up to themaximum price I have indicated for each lot. I understand that if mybid is successful, the purchase price will be the sum of my final bidplus any applicable state or local sales or use tax plus buyer’s premium(applies to certain works only).I understand that MOLAA executes absentee bids as a conveniencefor clients and is not responsible for inadvertently failing to executebids or for errors relating to execution of bids on my behalf, takinginto account the reserve and other bids.If identical absentee bids remain, MOLAA will give precedence tothe first one received.All successful bids are subject to the Terms andConditions of Sale printed in this catalog.TO BID BY PHONE DURING THE LIVE AUCTIONSFill out the absentee bid form, writing “Telephone bid” instead ofthe amount. Please indicate the telephone number where you canbe reached at the time of the sale. Telephone bid forms must bereceived at least 48 hours before the sale.10

TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALEThis catalog, as amended by any posted notices or oral announcements during the sale, is the Museum of Latin American Art’s entire agreementwith the purchaser relative to the property listed herein. The following Conditions of Sale and any glossary contained herein are thecomplete and only terms and conditions on which all property is offered for sale. The Conditions of Sale may be amended by posted noticesor oral announcements made before or during the sale. By bidding at auction you agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.1We reserve the right to withdraw anyproperty before sale and shall have noliability for such withdrawal.2Lots offered in this auction will be exhibitedfor preview at the Museum of LatinAmerican Art at 628 Alamitos Ave, LongBeach, CA 90802 on Sunday, September 9,2007 from 11:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m., and thereafterfollowing MOLAA’s regular hours ofoperation, through Friday, October 19, 2007.3All bidders must register in order to bidon items in the auction. Registration willbe on a confidential basis and no bids willbe accepted from unregistered bidders. Toregister, prior to the day of the auction, callMOLAA at 562-437-1689.4On the day of the auction, registeredbidders will receive a numbered paddlefor identification during the bidding and asan instrument with which to make their bids.The lots listed in the catalog will be offeredin their numerical order. We reserve the rightto withdraw any property at any time andshall have no liability for each such withdrawal.We reserve the right to reject anybid. The highest bidder acknowledged by theauctioneer will be the purchaser. In the eventof any dispute between the bidders or in theevent of doubt on our part as to the validityof any bid, the auctioneer will have the finaldiscretion either to determine the successfulbidder or to re-offer and resell the article indispute. If any dispute arises after the sale,our sale record is conclusive. Although in ourdiscretion we will execute absentee bids asa convenience to clients who are not presentat the auctions, we are not responsible forany omissions therewith.5If the auctioneer decides that any openingbid is below the value of the articleoffered, he may reject the same and withdrawthe article from sale, and if, havingacknowledged an opening bid, he decidesthat any advance thereafter is insufficient,he may reject the advance.6On the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer,title to the offered lot will pass to thehighest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer,subject to fulfillment by such bidder of allconditions set forth herein, and such thereupon(a) assumes full risk and responsibilitytherefore and (b) will pay the full purchaseprice therefore. In addition to other remediesavailable to us by law, we reserve the right toimpose a late charge of 1% per month of thetotal purchase price if payment is not made inaccordance with the conditions set forth herein.The late charge will be imposed pro rata forperiods of less than one month. All propertymust be removed from our premises by thepurchaser at his or her expense not later than5 business days following its sale, and if it isnot so removed, (a) a handling charge of 1%of the purchase price per month until itsremoval will be payable to us by the purchaser,with a minimum of 5% for any property not soremoved within 60 days of the sale, or (b) wemay send the purchased property to a publicwarehouse at the account, risk and expense ofthe purchaser. If any applicable conditionsherein are not complied with by the purchaser,in addition to other remedies available to usby law, including without limitation the rightto hold the purchaser liable for the total purchaseprice, we at our option may either (a)cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damagesall payments made by the purchaser, or(b) resell the property at public auction withoutreserve, and the purchaser will be liable forany deficiency and costs, including handlingcharges and incidental damages. We shallhave the rights afforded a secured party underthe California Commercial Code with respectto such property, and we may apply againstsuch obligations all monies or other propertyheld or received by us for the account of, ordue from us to, such purchaser. At our option,payment will not be deemed to have beenmade in full until we have collected funds representedby checks, or in the case of bank orcashiers checks, we have confirmed theirauthenticity. The purchaser may not removeany lot from our premises until it has beenpaid for in full.7Each lot is offered subject to a reserve,which is the confidential minimum pricebelow which such lot will not be sold. Wemay implement such reserves by bidding onMOLAA’s behalf.8Unless exempted by law, the purchaser willbe required to pay the California state andlocal sales tax, or any applicable compensatinguse tax of another on the total purchase price.The rate of such combined tax is 8¼%.9The Conditions of Sale as well as the purchaser’sand our respective rights andobligations hereunder shall be governed byand construed and enforced in accordancewith the laws of the State of California. 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LOT 4ARNALDO ROCHE RABELLLOT 52HECTOR POLEOLOT 56DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROSLOT 63PETER VON ARTENSSATURDAY OCTOBER 20LIVE AUCTIONSESSION 1

LOT 1DIEGO RIVERA (MEXICO, 1886 –1957)Las frutas de mi labor / The Fruits of Labor, 1932lithograph on paper, edition 55/10016 1 /4 x 11 5 /8 in. (41.3 x 29.5 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 16,000 – $ 18,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.15

LOT 2FELIPE HERRERA (VENEZUELA, b.1947)Ara (Altar) / Altar, 2005mixed media installation36 x 20 x 12 in. (91.8 x 51 x 31cm)Courtesy of the artist and Hardcore Contemporary Artspace, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 3DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS(MEXICO, 1896 –1974)En la carcel / In Jail, 1964oil on paper, 12 x 9 3 /4 in. (30.5 x 24.8 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated price: $ 9,000 – $ 11,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.16

LOT 4ARNALDO ROCHE RABELL(PUERTO RICO, b.1955)Literalmente insatisfechoLiterally Unsatisfied, 2007oil on gessoed paper, 64 x 50 1 /2 in. (162.5 x 128.2 cm)Courtesy of Artist, Walter Otero Gallery, Puerto Ricoand Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated price: $ 14,000 – 18,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.17

LOT 5SAUL KAMINER (MEXICO, b.1952)Le baton et la carotte (El bastón y la zanahoria)The Baton and the Carrot, 2006oil on canvas, 25 x 61 in. (63.5 x 154.9 cm)Courtesy of the artistEstimated price: $ 11,000 – $ 14,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 6ALBERTO PANCORBO (COLOMBIA, b.1956)La conquista de AmericaThe Conquest of America, 2006oil on canvas, 60 x 32 in. (152.4 x 81.3 cm)Courtesy of the artist and La Boheme Fine Art Gallery, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 18,000 – 20,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.18

Amelia PeláezOne of Cuba’s most important artists, Amelia Peláez is consideredby many as the “mother of modernism.” Peláez studied artin the 1920s avant-garde scene of Paris where she experimentedwith Cubism and Russian modernism. Upon returning to Cuba,Peláez developed a mature style of painting (and ceramics)that synthesized cubist forms with native Cuban imagery andthemes. Incorporating elements of Cuban baroque art andneoclassical architecture, her art is characterized by a heavyuse of black outline and vivid color to interpret still-life settings,architectural ornaments and domestic interiors.LOT 7AMELIA PELÁEZ(CUBA, 1897 – 1968)Sin título / Untitled, c. 1960gouache on paper, 19 3 /4 x 30 in. (50.2 x 76.2 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami. FLEstimated price: $ 12,000 – $ 15,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.19

LOT 8JORGE SEGUÍ (ARGENTINA, b. 1945)Caballo mítico / Mythical Horse, 2005bronze on granite base, edition 1/115 x 23 x 13 in. (38.1 x 58.4 x 33 cm)Courtesy of Artist and La Boheme Fine Art Gallery, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 18,000 – $ 20,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.Side ViewLOT 9JUAN CARLOS CASTAGNINO(ARGENTINA, 1908 – 1972)Gumenta,1964oil on canvas, 23 1 /2 x 19 in. (59.7 x 48.3 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.20

LOT 10WIFREDO LAM (CUBA, 1902 – 1982)De la edición Le Regard VerticalFrom the edition, The Vertical Glance, n.d.serigraph on paper, edition 24/99, 25 x 19 in. (63.5 x 48.3 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 11JOSÉ BEDIA(CUBA, b.1959)Isla Sola / Lonely Island, 2007bronze, edition x/8, 48 x 21 x 10 in. (122 x 53.3 x 25.4 cm)Courtesy of Enrique MichelsenEstimated price: $28,000 – $ 32,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.21

Front ViewLOT 12MONIQUE ROZANÉS(FRANCE b. 1936; RESIDES IN ARGENTINA)Algas Marinas / Sea Weed, 1993Plexiglass resin, 58 3 /4 x 16 x 4 1 /4 in. (149.2 x 40.6 x 10.8 cm)Courtesy of the artist and Andrade Fine ArtEstimated price: $ 28,000 – 32,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.22

LOT 13JESÚS RAFAEL SOTO (VENEZUELA, 1923–2005)De la serie Jai –alai / From the series Jai–alai, c. 1974painted wood, plexi, metal, wood and nylon sting on plexiglass base,edition 181/300, 19 3 /4 x 6 in. (50.2 x 15.2 cm)Courtesy of private collector, New York, NYEstimated price: $ 12,000 – 14,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.Front ViewLOT 14FELICIANO BÉJAR (MEXICO, b.1920)Magiscopio / Magicscope, 1960aluminum and glass10 1 /2 x 6 1 /2 x 6 in. (26.7 x 16.5 x 15.2 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated price: $ 5,000 – 7,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.23

Oswaldo GuayasamínBeginning in the late 1940s, Oswaldo Guayasamín was a leadingsocial activist in Ecuador who through his art opposed violence,war, genocide and social injustice. Guayasamin’s paintings andsculptures are defined as an art of indigenismo or figurativeexpressionism that depicts the human figure in powerfully distortedproportions and exaggerated forms. As seen in this painting,Guayasamin’s subjects often appear as heroic individuals, but theworks of art manifest his outcry against the unjust treatment of theindigenous Andean populations who have suffered exploitation.LOT 15OSWALDO GUAYASAMÍN(ECUADOR, 1919 –1999)Indio colorado / Red Indian (Ecuadorian Indian), n.d.mixed media on paper, 29 x 21 1 /2 in. (73.7 x 54.6 cm)Courtesy of Heather James Art & Antiquities, Palm Desert, CAEstimated price: $ 17,000 – $ 20,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.24

LOT 16AGAPITO LABIOS (MEXICO, 1898 –1996)Sin título / Untitled, 1952oil on canvas, 24 1 /2 x 17 1 /2 in. (62.2 x 44.5 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 17GUSTAVO MONTOYA (MEXICO, b. 1905)Niña con un juguete / Girl with a Toy, n.d.oil on canvas, 20 1 /2 x 17 in. (52.1 x 43.2 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 10,000 – $ 12,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.25

LOT 18EMILIO TORTI (ARGENTINA, b. 1952)Recoge sólo el rocío / Gather Only the Sprinkles, 1995, acrylic on canvas, 51 x 70 in. (129.5 x 177.8 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 9,000 – $ 1200012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 19FERNANDO DÁVILA (COLOMBIA, b.1953)Cantaclaro, 2004, oil on canvas, 52 x 67 in. (132.1 x 170.2 cm)Courtesy of Artist and La Boheme Fine Art Gallery, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 23,000 – $ 25,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.26

LOT 20JOSÉ CHÁVEZ MORADO(MEXICO,1909 – 2002)Naturaleza Tarasca / Still Life (Michoacan), 1947oil on canvas, 30 x 39 in. (76.2 x 99.1 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 18,000 – $ 22,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.27

LOT 21CARLOS MÉRIDA (GUATEMALA b. 1891 MEXICO, d. 1984)Fiesta de pájaros / Bird Festival, c. 1953, gouache on Amate paper, 9 1 /2 x 5 in. (24.1 x 12.7 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated price: $ 14,000 – $ 18,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 22JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS (MEXICO, b.1934)El Tambor / The Drummer, 1990etching on paper, edition 14/3053 5/8 x 23 in. (136.2 x 58.4 cm)Courtesy of private collector, New York, NYEstimated price: $ 5,000 – 7,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.28

José Luis CuevasThroughout his artistic career, Cuevas has been known as one ofMexico’s greatest artists to represent human traumaand anxiety of postwar contemporary life. He profiles thedesolation of humanity in his deformed and disproportionedfigures which are usually anonymously grotesque characters in hisdrawings, prints and sculpture. Beginning in 1991,Cuevas began to bring his characters to life in small andmonumental sculptures. This sculpture of a drummer revealsCuevas’ technique to show sequential time like that of a motionpicture or comic strip. The multiple views of the Drummer allowthe viewer to see the motion, as if the drummer is playing.LOT 23JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS (MEXICO, b.1934)El Tambor / The Drummer, 2001painted steel, 72 x 25 x 36 in. (182.8 x 63.5 x 91.4 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 25,000 – $ 30,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.29

LOT 24CARLOS MÉRIDA(GUATEMALA b. 1891; MEXICO d. 1984)Abstracto sin título / Untitled Abstract, 1934gouache, watercolor and pencil on paper14 x 11 in. (35.6 x 27.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 20,000 – $ 22,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.30

LOT 25PÁJARO (VENEZUELA, b.1952)Signos / Signs, 1993oil on canvas, 70 7 /8 x 59 in. (180 x 150 cm)Courtesy of private collector, New York, NYEstimated price: $ 25,000 – 30,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 26JOSÉ MARCHI (ARGENTINA, b.1956)Cuenco / Bowl, 2001oil on canvas, 33 x 15 3 /4 in. (83.8 x 40 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated price: $ 10,000 – $ 12,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.31

LOT 27RUFINO TAMAYO (MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Orador / Orator, 1984mixograph on paper, edition 25/100, 30 x 22 1 /4 in. (76.2 x 56.5 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated price: $ 12,000 – $ 16,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 28MIGUEL ANGEL GIOVANETTI(ARGENTINA, b.1948)Edificio (Memoria) VI / Building (Memory) VI, 2005acrylic on canvas, 69 x 52 in. (175.3 x 132.1 cm)Courtesy of Artens Inc., Buenos Aires, ArgentinaEstimated price: $ 13,000 – $ 16,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.32

LOT 29MAURO MEJÍAZ (VENEZUELA, 1930 – 2000)Huída Floral / Floral Escape, 1979oil on canvas, 51 x 38 in. (129.5 x 96.5 cm)Courtesy of Luis Pérez Galería, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 22,000 – $ 25,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.33

LOT 30RUFINO TAMAYO (MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Sin título / Untitled, 1967, graphite and crayon on paper, 9 3 /4 x 13 1 /8 in. (24.8 x 33.4 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 18,000 – $ 22,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 31JULIO CÉSAR PEÑA (CUBA, b. 1969)Rumberos del momento / Rumba Dancers of the Moment, 2001woodcut on paper, edition 5/10, 47 3 /8 x 74 3 /4 in. (120.3 x 189.9 cm)Courtesy of the artistEstimated price: $10,000 – $ 12,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.34

Pedro FigariWidely accepted as one of the first Latin American modernists,Figari developed his unique style in the 1920s. His artistic visionwas influenced by the French Impressionists, such as Bonnard andVuillard, to depict regional themes of Uruguayan culture. Figari’ssmall intimate oil paintings on cardboard pictorially describe theurban and rural life of the region. His genre scenes profile not onlythe European people, but also the indigenous and Afro-Uruguayanpopulation to define a national social identity or mestizaje(blending of the races) that was not widely accepted at the time.LOT 32PEDRO FIGARI (URUGUAY, 1861 – 1938)Mercardo de Venecia / Venice Market, n.d.oil on board, 13 1 /2 x 19 3 /8 in. (34.3 x 49.2 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 28,000 – $ 32,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.35

LOT 33AGUSTÍN CÁRDENAS (CUBA, 1927 – 2001)La Familia / The Family, 1979gouache and charcoal on handmade paper25 3 /8 x 19 1 /2 in. (64.5 x 49.5 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 34NEMESIO ANTÚNEZ (CHILE, 1918 – 1993)La caja / The Box, 1970oil on canvas, 23 1 /2 x 23 1 /2 in. (59.7 x 59.7 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.36

LOT 35JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS (MEXICO, b.1934)Autorretrato con la gigantaSelf Portrait with the Giant, 1990gouache and ink on handmade paper21 x 13 1 /2 in. (53.3 x 34.3 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 8,000 – $ 10,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.37

LOT 36RAFAEL CORONEL (MEXICO, b.1932)Sin título / Untitled, n.d.oil on canvas, 29 1 /2 x 33 1 /2 in. (74.9 x 85.1 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated price: $ 15,000 – $ 18,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 37JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS (MEXICO, b.1934)La giganta / The Giant, 1991bronze, edition 6/30, 10 x 3 1 /2 x 3 1 /2 in. (25.4 x 8.9 x 8.9 cm)La giganta IV / The Giant IV, 1991ink on paper, 8 1 /2 x 5 1 /4 in. (21.6 x 13.4 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 6,000 – $ 9,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.38

LOT 39FRANCISCO ZÚÑIGA (COSTA RICA, b. 1912; MEXICO, d. 1988)Cuatro mujeres caminando / Four Women Walking, 1980pastel on paper, 22 1 /2 x 34 1 /2 in. (57.2 x 87.6 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 16,000 – $ 18,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 40ROBERTO MONTENEGRO (MEXICO, 1885 –1968)Cosmonautas / Spacemen, 1965oil on canvas, 23 1 /2 x 31 in. (59.7 x 78.7 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 14,000 – $ 16,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.40

LOT 41RICARDO MARTÍNEZ (MEXICO, 1918 –1983)Mujer con vasija / Woman with a Vessel, 1963oil on canvas, 45 1 /3 x 33 1 /2 in. (115.1 x 85.1 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 36,000 – $ 38,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.41

LOT 42OSWALDO GUAYASAMÍN(ECUADOR, 1919 –1999)Vista de Quito / View of Quito, 1953oil on canvas, 36 3 /4 x 52 in. (93.4 x 132.1 cm)Courtesy of Heather James Art & Antiquities, Palm Desert, CAEstimated price: $ 50,000 – $ 70,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.42

Armando ReverónArmando Reverón is one of Venezuela’s most important Modernpainters whose style was inspired by the French Impressionists.Reverón’s subjects include still-life (often filled with hauntingrag-dolls), portraiture and landscape painted in various tones ofwhite, blue or sepia and infused with a luminous light source.This landscape painting is from his sepia period and demonstrateshis unique style, capturing the essence of the subject with thinluminous layers of paint and gestural brushstrokes.LOT 43ARMANDO REVERÓN(VENEZUELA, 1889 -1954)Arbol (Almendrón) / Almond Tree, 1934 - 1939oil and charcoal on canvas, 22 3 /4 x 30 1 /4 in. (57.4 x 76.9 cm)Courtesy of private collectionEstimated price: $ 220,000 – $ 300,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.43

LOT 44DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS(MEXICO, 1896 – 1974)El volcán / The Volcano, 1966acrylic on board, 17 x 14 in. (43.2 x 35.6 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 30,000 – $ 35,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.44

LOT 45NADÍN OSPINA (COLOMBIA, b.1960)Goofy, 2003bronze, edition P/A 223 x 11 1 /2 x 11 1 /2 in. (58.4 x 29.2 x 29.2 cm)Courtesy of ETRA Fine Art. Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 18,000 – $ 22,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 46GUILLERMO BERT (CHILE, b.1959)El Dorado #1 / The Golden #1, From the Bar Code Series, 2007mixed media and 24K goldleaf on laser cut wood54 x 39 3 /4 in. (137.2 x 101 cm)Courtesy of the artistEstimated price: $ 12,000 – $ 14,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.45

LOT 47WALTER GOLDFARB (BRAZIL, b. 1964)Rosa lisérgica azul del Mediterráneo / Lysergic Mediterranean Blue Rose, 2007embroidery, fusain, lacquer, China ink and aniline on canvas, 61 x 77 in. (154.9 x 195.6 cm)Courtesy of the artistEstimated price: $ 27,000 – $ 30,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 48ANDRÉS MICHELENA (VENEZUELA, b. 1963)Freedoom (Libertadad perdida) / Freedoom (Lost Liberty), 2007acrylic and ink on Chinese newspaper, 82 x 85 in. (208.3 x 216 cm)Courtesy of the artist and Hardcore Contemporary Artspace, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 12,000 – 14,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.46

José Clemente OrozcoAlong with Rivera and Siqueiros, Orozco is one of the three great20th Century Mexican muralists. His is also known for his easelpaintings and caricature drawings. As a child, Orozco watched theMexican satirist José Guadalupe Posada working in his print studio.During his formal study of art, Orozco met the artist Dr. Atl withwhom he worked as a caricaturist at the newspaper La Vanguardia.Orozco’s caricatures are often satirical images about thesocial injustices between the classes. Sometimes his caricatureswere a mockery of the upper classes, especially womanof high society, depicted with grotesque and exaggerated features.LOT 49JOSÉ CLEMENTE OROZCO(MEXICO, 1883 –1949)Mujer con boina / Woman with beret, 1941oil on canvas, 14 x 9 in. (35.6 x 22.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 32,000 – $ 36,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.47

LOT 50CARLOS MÉRIDA(GUATEMALA b. 1891 MEXICO, d. 1984)Hunchouen, 1974ink and watercolor on paper, 26 x 20 in. (66.1 x 50.8 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 25,000 – 30,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 51DANIEL SENISE (BRAZIL, b.1955)Sin título / Untitled, 2006, acrylic on canvas, 51 1 /2 x 90 1 /2 in. (130.8 x 229.9 cm)Courtesy of Espasso, Los Angeles, CAEstimated price: $ 20,000 – 24,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.48

Héctor PoleoVenezuelan artist, Héctor Poleo, traveled to Mexico in 1936 wherehis art was influenced by the Mexican muralist. During his lifetime,his art transitioned through different periods and styles includingfigurative painting, landscapes and surrealistic compositions, amongothers. This particular work of art, painted after he visitedMexico, was possibly inspired by the Mexican landscapes.The artistic style of the painting reflects Poleo’s admiration for thelandscape paintings of the Mexican artist, Dr. Atl.LOT 52HÉCTOR POLEO (VENEZUELA, 1918 -1989)Paisaje inmaterial / Inmaterial Landscape, 1947oil on canvas, 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Hollywood, FLEstimated price: $ 220,000 – $ 260,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.49

LOT 53NICOLÁS LEIVA (ARGENTINA, b.1958)De la serie Del paraiso: Habia una vez / From the series From Paradise: Once Upon a Time, 2007charcoal and acrylic on canvas, 46 1 /4 x 81 1 /4 in. (117.5 x 206.4 cm)Courtesy of the artistEstimated price: $ 14,000 – $ 16,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 54RUFINO TAMAYO (MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Perfil con sombrero / Profile with Hat, 1982mixograph on paper, H.C. edition x/1031 x 23 in. (78.7 x 58.4 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 10,000 – $ 14,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.50

RUFINO TAMAYOMexican painter and printmaker, Rufino Tamayo studied earlyEuropean forms of Cubism and Surrealism to create his idiosyncraticstyle of abstract figuration based on Mexican indigenous formsand themes. Inspired by pre-Columbian art to create his geometricfigures, Tamayo contributed a new visual language to Mexican art.However, this particular charcoal on canvas portrait created in1954 illustrates Tamayo’s early training in the school ofmodern Mexican painting. The drawing was probably acommission by the patron.LOT 55RUFINO TAMAYO (MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Retrato de Eloise la BoyteauxPortrait of Eloise La Boyteaux, 1954charcoal on canvas, 50 1 /8 x 40 1 /8 in. (127.3 x 101.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 55,000 – $ 60,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.51

David Alfaro SiqueirosDavid Alfaro Siqueiros, along with José Clemente Orozco and DiegoRivera, is considered one of the great Mexican muralists. His muralsand easel paintings portray the political and social struggles of theoppressed in reference to all international issues of injustice. Siqueirospainted many works of art that opposed the victimization of innocentpeople in response to the various armed conflicts that occurred in thefirst half of the 20th Century. This painting embraces this theme,depicting a gritty dark scene of a poor half naked child.LOT 56DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS(MEXICO, 1896 – 1974)Niño / Boy, 1956oil on wood, 23 x 15 in. (58.4 x 38.1 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated price: $ 80,000 – $ 85,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.52

Francisco CorzasAlthough Corzas was associated with the 1960s Mexicanmovement of Nueva Presencia, his style and themes can be indebtedto German expressionism and the Italian new realism filmmakers,Fellini and Rossellini. Corzas’ harshly stark figures and groupingsusually appear isolated and are shrouded in a strong chiaroscuro ormonochrome palette of color and hue. In the early 60s, he focusedon the subject of nomads and outcasts of society which he calledtrashumantes or perpetual wanderers of the circus. In thesepaintings, “They [the figures] live perilously on the fringes of society[…]semitragic figures, caught in a ghostly, luminous light andshadow, looking out at us for a brief moment before they move on.”(Goldman, Contemporary Mexican Painting in a Time of Change, p. 124)LOT 57FRANCISCO CORZAS(MEXICO, 1936 –1983)Pintor romántico / Romantic Painter, 1964oil on canvas, 38 x 33 in. (96.5 x 83.8 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated price: $ 32,000 – $ 35 ,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.53

LOT 58CECILIA MÍGUEZ (URUGUAY, b. 1955)Cazadora / Hunter, 1997wood, bronze and iron sculpture90 x 16 x 24 in. (228.6 x 40.6 x 60.9 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Los Angeles, CAEstimated price: $ 20,000 – $ 25,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 59NAUM KNOP (ARGENTINA, 1917–1993)Totem abstracto / Abstract Totem, c. 1980carved wood on painted wood base60 x 11 1 /2 x 9 in. (152.4 x 29.2 22.9cm)Courtesy of Pablo Knop and the Naum Knop Foundation, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaEstimated price: $ 14,000 – $ 16,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.54

Jesús Guerro GalvánGalván is recognized as one of the great romanticsof modern Mexican painting of the 1930s. His easel paintingsoften reflected the techniques and subjects of the ItalianRenaissance pursuing mystical and religious themes suchas guardian angels, visitations from tombs and saintly figuresset in dream landscapes. This painting of the religious martyr,San Sebastián, reflects Galván’s style of combininga modern Mexican landscape with a classicalEuropean theme.LOT 60JESÚS GUERRERO GALVÁN(MEXICO, 1910 – 1973)San Sebastián, 1958oil on tri–layered panel, 35 1 /2 x 51 in. (90.2 x 129.5 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated price: $ 55,000 – $ 60,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.55

LOT 61EDGAR NEGRET (COLOMBIA, b.1920)Laberinto / Labyrinth, 1985painted aluminum, edition 25/6010 x 11 x 9 in. (25.4 x 27.9 x 22.9cm)Courtesy of Luis Pérez Galería, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 5,500 – $ 6,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 62EDGAR NEGRET (COLOMBIA, b.1920)Laberinto / Labyrinth, 1986painted aluminum, edition 29/6012 x 9 x 9 in. (30.5 x 22.7 x 22.9cm)Courtesy of Luis Pérez Galería, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 5,500 – 6,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.56

Peter Von ArtensArgentine born Peter Von Artens developed his study of portraiturein Italy and matured his style of realism in Venezuela. Von Artensis well known for his highly realistic still-life images that sharean affinity with the Spanish and Dutch Baroque artists of the17th Century. Due to his dramatic use of light, the artistconsiders his style more closely related with classic realismthan hyperrealism. He is concerned with resolvingthe aesthetic issues of light, form and color in the pictorialrepresentation of his subject.LOT 63PETER VON ARTENS(ARGENTINA, 1937 – 2003)Flores en vaso azul / Flower in a Blue Vase, 2003oil on canvas, 40 x 42 in. (101.6 x 106.7 cm)Courtesy of Artens, Inc., Buenas Aires, ARGEstimated price: $ 26,000 – $ 30,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.57

LOT 64GABRIELA MORAWETZ(POLAND, b. 1952; RESIDES IN VENEZUELA SINCE 1974)Possibility of Being I, 2006pigmented ink jet on canvas, polyvoile, 72 x 42 ½ in.Courtesy of the artist and Hardcore Contemporary Artspace, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 9,000 – $11,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 65ANDRÉS LACAU (CUBA, b.1944)Sin título, 08 / Untitled, 08, 2004oil on canvas, 52 x 38 in. (132.1 x 96.5 cm)Courtesy of the artist and La Boheme Fine Art Gallery, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 13,000 – 15,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.58

LOT 66RAFAEL SORIANO (CUBA, b. 1920)Reminiscencia NocturnaNocturnal Reminiscence, n.d.oil on canvas, 54 x 50 in. (137.2 x 127 cm)Courtesy of Luis Pérez Galeria, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 18,000 – $ 20,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 67TITO (CUBA, b. 1953)Sin título, 27 / Untitled, 27, 2006mixed media on canvas, 44 x 43 in. (111.8 x 109.2 cm)Courtesy of Artist and La Boheme Fine Art Gallery, MIami, FLEstimated price: $ 13,000 – $ 15,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.59

LOT 68RAFAEL CORONEL (MEXICO, b.1932)Sin título / Untitled, n.d.oil on canvas, 41 1 /2 x 51 1 /4 in. (105.4 x 130.2 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated price: $ 34,000 – $ 38,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.60

LOT 69VÍCTOR VÁZQUEZ (PUERTO RICO, b.1950)Homenaje a Peter Witkin / Homage to Peter Witkin, 1998oil-painted, black and white photograph19 x 19 in. (48.2 x 48.2 cm)Courtesy of artist and Walter Otero Gallery, Puerto RicoEstimated price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 70MANUEL LÓPEZ OLIVA (CUBA, b.1947)Carnaval / Carnival, 2001oil on canvas, 70 x 51 in. (177.8 x 129.5 cm)Courtesy of the artistEstimated price: $ 22,000 – $ 28,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.61

LOT 72CARLOS ANZOLALOT 79JUAN BASTARDOLOT 176FAVIÁN VERGARALOT 152NÉSTOR ALI QUIÑONESSUNDAY OCTOBER 21MOLAA AWARDSLIVE AUCTION SESSION 2

LOT 71JORGE ALBERTELLA(ARGENTINA, b. 1946; RESIDES IN LOS ANGELES)La mer (El mar) / The Sea, 2005acrylic and wood beads mounted on wood panel32 x 38 in. (81.3 x 96.5 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 8,000 – $ 12,000LOT 72CARLOS ANZOLA (VENEZUELA, b.1970)Sustancia Interior (todos los muebles del herrero), de la serie Diálogos nostalgicos/ Interior Sustinance (All the Furnishings of the Blacksmith), from theseries Nostalgic Dialogues, 2007, mixed media on wood, 60 x 60 x 7 in.(152.4 x 152.4 x 17.8 cm) Gift of the artist & Ninoska Huerta GalleryEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 73JUAN CAMILO ARANGO (COLOMBIA, b.1973)Males buscados en el desierto de las intenciones, de la serieIndómitos / Wrongs Sought out in the Desert of Intentions, from theseries Indomitable, 2006, synthetic paint and resin on canvas39 x 31 1 /2 in. (99.1 x 80 cm) Gift of the artist & Gallery 415, San Francisco, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,000LOT 74ADRIANA ARENAS (COLOMBIA, b.1968)Fábrica de Razas / Race Factory, 1999-2007audio-visual installation, 2 DVD projections on dual facingscreens/monitors, edition 1/5, dimensions variableGift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 9,000 – $ 11,00065

LOT 75HUGO ARRIETA (ARGENTINA, b.1958)Espacio de culto / Space for Worshipping, 2006photograph mounted on masonite, edition 1/536 x 47 1 /4 in. (91.4 x 120 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,000LOT 76JAIME ÁVILA (COLOMBIA, b.1966)El hombre invisible / The Invisible Man, 2005digital photograph and object, 65 x 40 in. (165.1 x 101.6 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,500LOT 77AQUILES AZAR BILLINI (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, b.1932)Tierra / Earth, 2006oil and sand on canvas, 65 x 64 in. (165.1 x 162.6 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 7,000LOT 78IGNACIO BASAURI (CHILE, b.1963)Sueño en Alejandria / Dream in Alexandria, November 2005acrylic on canvas, 43 x 62 1 /2 in. (109.2 x 158.8 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 7,00066

LOT 79JUAN BASTARDO (MEXICO, b.1975)Aaahhhgg, 2006oil, pigment and polymer on canvas, 51 x 55 in. (129.5 x 139.7 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 80AGUSTÍN BEJARANO (CUBA, b.1964)La isla de la luz / The Island of Light, 2007mixed media over resin, 15 in. (38 cm) diameterGift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 81GIANCARLO BERTINI (CHILE, b.1973)Huellas del hombre / Footprints of Man, 2006oil and acrylic on canvas, 47 1 /2 x 59 in. (120.7 x 149.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,000LOT 82DAVIS BIRKS (UNITED STATES, b. 1957; RESIDES IN MEXICO)Exposición 54 / Exposure 54, 2006acrylic on plexiglass, 22 x 22 in. (55.9 x 55.9 cm)Gift of the artist & Edward Cella Art+ArchitectureEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 4,00067

LOT 83SERGIO BLATTO (ARGENTINA, b.1962)Hombre – Mujer / Man – Woman, 2007digital photograph (diptych), 15 x 20 in. (38.1 x 50.8 cm) eachGift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,500LOT 84KARINE BOULANGER(LEBANON, b.1963; RESIDES IN BOLIVIA)Traeme el girasol enloquecido de luz, No. 2Bring me the sunflower crazed by the light, No. 2, 2005oil and copperleaf on canvas, 31 1 /2 x 31 in. (80.0 x 78.7 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 85SANDRA BOULANGER (BOLIVIA, b.1966)La espera / The Wait, 2006Lambda print, digitally manipulated photograph31 x 46 3 /8 in. (78.7 x 117.8 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,500LOT 86JOSÉ LUIS BUSTAMANTE (MEXICO, b.1955)Signos / Signs, 2007oil and silverleaf on canvas, 58 x 55 in. (147.3 x 139.7 cm)Gift of the artist & Irma Valerio Galerias, MXEstimated Price: $ 12,000 – $ 16,00068

LOT 87LUIS ENRIQUE CAMEJO (CUBA, b.1971)Luz de semáforo / Stop Light, 2007acrylic on canvas, 38 x 50 in. (96.5 x 127 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 88TANIA CANDIANI (MEXICO, b.1974)No Pares / Don't Stop, 2004digital color photograph, edition 7/10, 28 1 /2 x 20 in. (71.1 x 50.8 cm)Gift of the artist & Kunsthaus, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,500LOT 89AMALIA CAPUTO (VENEZUELA, b.1964)De la serie Heroinas III / From the series, Heroines III, 2007C-print on paper, 29 x 39 in. (73.7 x 99.1 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,500LOT 90MARTÍN CARBAJAL (ARGENTINA, b.1976)Ciudad oculta III / Hidden City, 2007mixed media on canvas over wood panel, 1 /2 x 11 1 /2 in. each(11.4 x 29.2 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,700 – $ 3,70069

LOT 91FRANCISCA CASTAÑO (CHILE, b.1948)De la serie, Los caminantes / From the series, The Walkers, 2006acrylic and graphics on canvas, 50 x 37 in. (127 x 93.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,300 – $ 3,300LOT 92HUMBERTO CASTRO (CUBA, b.1957)La espera / The Wait, 2006oil on canvas, 29 x 36 in. (73.6 x 91.2 cm)Artspace & Virginia Miller Gallegos, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 4,500 – $ 6,500LOT 93ALEJANDRA CIGARROA (CHILE, b.1972)Buscando el Norte / Searching for the North, 2006mixed media on canvas, 35 1 /2 x 40 in. (90.2 x 101.6 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,000LOT 94GUILLERMO CONTE (ARGENTINA, b.1956)Tranvía / Trolly, 2004oil on canvas, 38 x 51 in. (96.5 x 129.5 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 10,000 – $ 15,00070

LOT 95MARIANO E. COSTA PEUSER (ARGENTINA, b.1958)Construcción Miami, 14 / Miami Construction, 14, 2006digital photograph and metalic paper covered with plexi, edition 1/524 x 36 in. (60.9 x 91.4 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 4,000LOT 96JOSÉ ANTONIO DE LIMA (BRAZIL, b.1954)Visibilidades, 2 / Visibilities, 2, 2005mixed media on paper on canvas, 51 x 58 1 /2 in. (129.5 x 148.6 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 97JUAN CARLOS DELGADO (COLOMBIA, b.1973)Sin título / Untitled, 2007polyester resin on veneer-covered wood41 1 /4 x 41 1 /2 in. (104.8 x 105.4 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 5,000LOT 98FABIÁN DETRES (PUERTO RICO, b.1978)Amapolas de opio de la serie, Circo LunarOpium Poppies, from the series Lunar Circus, 2007oil on canvas, 46 x 48 in. (116.8 x 121.9 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00071

LOT 99RABINDRANAT DÍAZ (PUERTO RICO, b.1971)Una extraordinariamente acrobática y carismática medidaAn Extraordinary Acrobatic and Charismatic Measurement, 2007acrylic on canvas, 61 x 84 in. (155 x 213 cm)Gift of the artist & Walter Otero GalleryEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 6,000LOT 100NATALIA DOMÍNGUEZ (EL SALVADOR, b.1977)Diminuta soledad de la serie Zona viajeraMinute Loneliness, from the seriesTravel Zone, 2007fur maquete, 2 1 /2 x 21 x 6 in. (6.4 x 53.3 x 15.2 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 900 – $ 1,500LOT 101CAMILA DUCH (CHILE, b.1986)Intermodal, 2007photograph, 23 1 /2 x 35 in. (59.7 x 88.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 2,200LOT 102ALEXIS DUQUE (COLOMBIA, b.1971)Montaña / Mountain, 2007gold pigment and acrylic on canvas, 32 1 /4 x 49 1 /2 in. (81.9 x 125.7 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 4,00072

LOT 103CLEMENCIA ECHEVERRI (COLOMBIA, b.1950)Treno (Canto Funebre) / Treno (Funeral Chant), 2007audio-visual installation, with 2 DVD dual-facing projections, edition 2/5variable dimensions Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 12,000 – $ 15,000LOT 104DANIELA EDBURG (MEXICO, b.1975)Muerte por Tupperware / Death by Tupperware, 2005digital print mounted on sintra and aluminum backing, edition 2/740 x 30 in. (101.6 x 76.2 cm) Gift of the artist & Kunsthaus Gallery, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,500LOT 105CLAUDIO ESPEJO (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, b.1958)Regreso / Return, 2007acrylic on screen, 62 x 46 in. (157.4 x 116.8 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 7,500LOT 106ERIKA EWEL (BOLIVIA, b.1970)Serie agua / Water Series, 2007pastel and oil on canvas, 39 x 59 in. (99.1 x 149.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,50073

LOT 107JOSÉ A. VÁZQUEZ (VENEZUELA, b.1970)Cali II, 2007mixed media, 47 ¼ x 39 3 /8 in. (120 x 100 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 108JAIME FRANCO (COLOMBIA, b.1963)Crucitierra / Earth Cross, 2006black and white photograph, edition 1/5, 31 1 /2 x 47 in. (80 x 119.4 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,800 – $ 2,800LOT 109ASTOLFO FUNES (VENEZUELA, b.1973)Bar los Ocumitos / Los Ocumitos Bar, 2007oil on canvas, 60 x 58 in. (152.4 x 147.3 cm)Gift of the artist & Solar GalleryEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 110SERGIO GARCÍA (CUBA, b.1959)Transtorement, 2006mixed media on wood panel 72 x 48 in. (182.9 x 121.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 10,000 – $ 12,00074

LOT 111LUIS GARCÍA-NEREY (PUERTO RICO, b.1973)Día 14, 2006 / Day 14, 2006, 2006mixed media on cutting board 45 3 /4 x 33 in. (116.2 x 83.8 cm)Gift of the artist, Lurie Gallery & Viota GalleryEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 7,500LOT 112SERGIO GARVAL (MEXICO, b.1968)Exiliados del Edén / Exiles from Eden, 2007oil on canvas, 65 1 /2 x 55 in. (166.4 x 139.7 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 9,000 – $ 11,000LOT 113SILVIO GAYTON (CUBA, b.1936)Imágenes, #8 / Images, #8, 2006oil and enamel on canvas, 53 x 43 in. (134.6 x 109.2 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 7,000LOT 114IVÁN GIRONA (PUERTO RICO)Pajarito / Little Birdie, 2006mixed media on plexiglas, 29 1 /2 x 23 1 /2 in. (74.9 x 59.7 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00075

LOT 115GABRIEL GONZÁLES (PANAMA, b.1978)000220, 2007acrylic on canvas, 47 1 /2 x 47 1 /2 in. (120.7 x 120.7 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 4,000LOT 116ALÍ GONZÁLEZ (VENEZUELA, b.1962)Museofrenia / Museum-frenzy, 2007acrylic on wire mesh, MDF and wood, 47 x 55 x 3 in.(119.4 x 139.7 x 7.6 cm) Gift of the artist & Gallery 415, San Francisco, CAEstimated Price: $ 4,500 – $ 7,500LOT 117KEIKO GONZÁLEZ (BOLIVIA, b.1964)La chompa roja de Evo / Evo’s Red Sweater, 2007oil on canvas, 59 x 59 in. (149.9 x 149.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 118CINTHIA GONZÁLEZ (MEXICO, b.1984)Pequeña pero con buena fama / Small but Famous, 2007mixed media on canvas, 35 x 35 in. (88.9 x 88.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00076

LOT 119BECKY GUTTIN (MEXICO, b.1954)La línea #1, de la serie La línea / The Border Line #1, from the seriesThe Border Line, 2007 light jet photographic print and brass objects23 x 35 x 4 in. (58.4 x 88.9 x 10.2 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,000LOT 120RICARDO HERNÁNDEZ (PUERTO RICO, b.1975)Sin título / Untitled, 2007mixed media, 58 x 17 x 18 in. (147.3 x 43.2 x 45.7 cm)Gift of the artist, Latitude & Carlos Soutto Art Projects, Puerto RicoEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,000LOT 121BENJAMÍN HIERRO(MEXICO, b. 1959; RESIDES IN VENEZUELA)Frutos en equilibrio / Balancing Fruits, 2007oil, acrylic and goldleaf, 54 x 31 in. (137.2 x 78.7 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 5,500LOT 122TERESA ICAZA (PANAMA, b.1940)Amarillos y verdes / Yellows and Greens, 2007collage on canvas, 40 x 40 in. (101.6 x 101.6 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 5,50077

LOT 123WALTERIO IRAHETA (EL SALVADOR, b.1968)Migrar es siempre cuestión / Migration is Always a Question, 2006photograph (set of 15), 14 1 /2 x 10 in. (36.8 x 25.4 cm) eachGift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 7,000 – $ 10,000LOT 124FREDERICO JUNCA ACEBEDO(COLOMBIA, b.1975)El píxel lo comió, II / The Pixel Ate Him, II, 2006acrylic on canvas, 60 x 36 in. (152.4 x 91.4 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,000LOT 125OLIVER KRISCH (VENEZUELA, b.1977)Reggaeton (Nuevo Pop Latino), 2007, digital photograph (set of 9), A/Pedition of 5, 20 x 20 in. each (60 x 60 in. total) (152.4 x 152.4 cm)Gift of the artist & Whatako ProductionsEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 6,000LOT 126ALEXANDRA KUHN (VENEZUELA, b.1970)Brisa y petroleo con lirio cala (zantedeschia aethiopica), gladiola (gladioluscommunis) y margarita mayor (leucanthemum vulgare), de la serie Petroleos /Breeze and Petrolium with Calalilly (zantedeschia aethiopica), Gladiola(gladiolus communis) and Ox-eye Daisy (leucanthemum vulgare), from theseries Petroleos, 2006 petals with resin, ink and thread on canvas39 1 /2 x 39 1 /2 in. (100.3 x 100.3 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,00078

LOT 127KADIR LÓPEZ (CUBA, b.1972)Marea baja / Low Tide, 2001oil on canvas, 35 1 /2 x 47 in. (90.2 x 119.4 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,500 – $ 6,500LOT 128KELVIN LÓPEZ (CUBA, b.1976)La controversia / The Controversy, 2001acrylic on canvas, 55 x 42 1 /2 in. (139.7 x 108 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 129DALIA MARRERO (PUERTO RICO, b.1981)Inauguración de ensueño disfrazadaInauguration of a Disguised Dream, 2007oil on canvas, 48 x 72 in. (121.9 x 182.8 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 6,000LOT 130JOSÉ HORACIO MARTÍNEZ (COLOMBIA, b.1961)El público / The Public, 2005oil on canvas, 39 x 32 in. (99 x 81.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00079

LOT 131LEILA MEDINA (VENEZUELA, b.1958)Ciudades Encontradas II / Encountered Cities II, 2005acrylic on canvas, 47 1 /4 x 39 1 /2 in. (120 x 100.3 cm)Gift of the artist & Alberto Gorodi Fine Art CCSEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,000LOT 132RIGOBERTO MENA (CUBA, b.1961)Cuenta perfecta / Perfect Count, 2007mixed media on canvas, 47 x 47 in. (119.4 x 119.4 cm)Gift of the artist & Galería de la Luz, Merida, MexicoEstimated Price: $ 7,000 – $ 10,000LOT 133DOUGLAS MENDOZA (COLOMBIA, b.1973)Amanacer del rio / River Awakening, 2005oil on canvas, 41 x 43 in. (104.1 x 109.2 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 134GUIOMAR MESA (BOLIVIA, b.1961)Buenos Aires, 2007oil on canvas, 34 x 45 in. (86.4 x 114.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00080

LOT 135SARA MODIANO (COLOMBIA, b.1951)Conexión Interior / Inner Connection, 2007photograph and plexiglass, 30 x 24 x 18 in. (76.2 x 61 x 45.7 cm)Gift of the artist & Remy Toledo Fine Art, NYEstimated Price: $ 8,000 – $ 10,000LOT 136NIELS MOLEIRO (CUBA, b.1970)El trono / The Throne, 2007oil on canvas, 36 1 /2 x 47 1 /2 in. (92.7 x 120.7 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,000LOT 137NINA MOLINA (ARGENTINA, b.1946)Ciudad de luz -c-bynCity of Lights -c-byn, 2007ditigal photograph on blackout vinyl banner39 x 43 in. (99.1 x 109.2 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,000 – $ 2,000LOT 138TATIANA MONTOYA(COLOMBIA, b.1962; RESIDES IN MEXICO)Oro negro: Alquimia del siglo XXI / Black Gold: Alchemy for the 21stCentury, 2007, acid, goldleaf and various other metal leaf on canvas71 x 59 in. (180.3 x 149.9 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 8,000 – $ 12,00081

LOT 139ALEXANDER MORALES NÚÑES(CUBA, b.1973)Salto / Jump, 2007acrylic on canvas, 47 x 58 in. (119.4 x 147.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 5,000LOT 140RONALD MORÁN (EL SALVADOR, b.1973)Habitación infantil, vista 1, versión Bienal de VeneciaThe Child’s Room, View 1, Venice Biennial version, 2007installation photograph, Lamda print, edition x/5 (with A/P, x/2)29 1 /2 x 39 3 /4 in. (75 x 101 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 4,500LOT 141JULIÁN NAVARRO (COLOMBIA, b.1980)Serie Mojo-Hand, Sin título #20 / Mojo-Hand Series, Untitled #20, 2006C-print on paper, front-mounted on plexi36 x 48 in. (91.5 x 121.9 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 142SERGIO OCHOA (COLOMBIA, b.1967)Clorofila 0001 / Clorophil 0001, 2007photograph on paper, edition 1/1, 39 1 /2 x 59 in. (100.3 x 149.9 cm)Gift of the artist & Galería Arteconsult, PanamaEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 2,20082

LOT 143MARIO OPAZO (COLOMBIA, b.1969)Territorio Fugitivo / Fugitive Territory, 2006digital video installation on DVD: 2, 8 min.continuous looped videos edition 1/5, Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 144MIGUEL OSUNA (MEXICO, b.1961; RESIDES IN LOS ANGELES)Sombra / Shade, 2006oil on canvas, 48 x 48 in. (121.9 x 121.9 cm)Gift of the artist & ArteconsultEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 145FERNANDO PAES (BRAZIL b. 1967; RESIDES IN PUERTO RICO)Sin título de la serie MomentumUntitled, from the series Momentum, 2005mixed media on canvas, 58 x 85 in. (147.3 x 215.9 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,000LOT 146TATIANA PARCERO (ARGENTINA, b.1967)Re-invento #25 (torso bendas) / Re-invention #25 (Bandaged Torso), 2006lambda and acetate print, edition 1/5, 44 1 /2 x 34 1 /2 in. (113.1 x 87.6 cm)Gift of the artist & Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00083

LOT 147CECILIA PAREDES (PERU, b.1950)Lago de las alturas / Highland Lake, 2007performative photograph, edition 4/5, 59 x 53 1 /8 in. (150 x 135 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 148RAMIRO PAREJA HERRERA (PERU, b.1952)Evocando tu ausencia / Evoking Your Absence, 2006acrylic on canvas, 57 x 45 in. (144.8 x 114.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 149FELIX PERDOMO (VENEZUELA, b.1946)Sin título / Untitled, 2007mixed media, 21 x 17 in. (53.3 x 43.2 cm)Gift of the artist & Jesus Briceño, VenezuelaEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,000LOT 150FRANCISCO PERÓ (CHILE, b.1981)Háblame / Talk to Me, 2007oil on canvas, 51 1 /2 x 59 in. (130.8 x 149.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50084

LOT 151LUCÍA PIZZANI (VENEZUELA, b.1975)Tiempo / Time, 2007C-print diptych mounted on masonite, 2nd edition 1/323 1 /2 x 35 in. (59.7 x 88.9 cm) each Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,500 – $ 5,500LOT 152NÉSTOR ALI QUIÑONES (VENEZUELA, b.1963)Sólo F. Kahlo / Only F. Kahlo, 2006oil on canvas, 59 x 55 in. (149.9 x 139.7 cm)Gift of the artist & Galeria Aquavella, VenezuelaEstimated Price: $ 10,000 – $ 12,000Side ViewLOT 153MARCIA RAMOS-PERELLO (CHILE)Alerta Roja / Red Alert, 2007acrylic and oil on canvas, 70 x 70 in. (177.8 x 177.8 cm)Gift of the artist & Cancio Contemporary, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 154SYDIA REYES (VENEZUELA, b.1957)¿Hace juego? / Does it Match?, 2007aluminum, 54 x 36 x 7 in. (137.2 x 91.4 x 17.8 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 7,000 – $ 10,00085

LOT 155TRISTÁN REYES ALVARADO (PUERTO RICO, b.1974)Franchesca en el estudio, 2.1 / Francesca in the Studio, 2.1, 2005photograph, Lambda print, 48 x 32 in. (121.9 x 81.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,000LOT 156VERÓNICA RIEDEL (GUATEMALA, b.1961)De la serie Travesias del rito: Clockwork Orange y Cadena de Montañas /From the series Flight of the Rite: Clockwork Orange and Mountain Range,photograph (diptych) with video installation22 1 /2 x 61 1 /8 in. (57.2 x 155.3 cm) each Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 157ROSARIO RIVERA-BOND(DOMINICAN REPUBLIC; RESIDES IN THE UNITED STATES)Pizarra Blanca / White Slate, 2006-07acrylic and oil on canvas, 60 x 60 in. (152.4 x 152.4 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 158ÁNGEL “ANDY” RIVERO SIERRA (CUBA, b.1965)Escalera a la puerta / Stairway to the Door, 2006oil and mixed media on canvas, 37 1 /2 x 50 in. (95.3 x 127 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50086

LOT 159VICENTE ROJAS (CHILE, b.1964)Anderama, 2007acrylic and paper on mesh, 43 x 62 in. (109.2 x 157.5 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 160CLAUDIO RONCOLI (ARGENTINA, b.1971)Lecciones de anatomía / Anatomy Lesson, 2007mixed media on canvas, 52 x 44 in. (132.1 x 111.8 cm)Gift of the artist & Enlace Arte Contemporaneo, Lima, PeruEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,500LOT 161FEDERICO ROSA (HONDURAS, b.1979)Merlin, 2007oil, gloss and spray paint on canvas, 87 1 /2 x 70 1 /2 in. (222.3 x 179.1 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,500LOT 162LEÓN SAAVEDRA(HOLLAND, b. 1958; RESIDES IN BOLIVIA)Sin título / Untitled, 2007bronze, 31 x 31 x 5 in. (78.8 x 78.8 x 12.7 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 7,000 – $ 10,00087

LOT 163CARLOS SALAZAR ARENAS (COLOMBIA, b.1976)Tropel callejero / Street-rambling Confusion, 2005acrylic on canvas, 43 3 /4 x 51 1 /2 in. (111.1 x 130.8 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,000LOT 164BARUJ SALINAS (CUBA, b.1935)Aloe, 2003acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40 in. (76.2 x 101.6 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 12,000 – $ 15,000LOT 165TERESA SÁNCHEZ (COLOMBIA, b.1957)Balanza con curva / Curved Balance, 2007carved wood of Puerto Asís, 4 x 41 x 2 1 /2 in. (10.2 x 104.1 x 6.4 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 166MARISA SAYAGO (ARGENTINA, b.1969)Emergiendo / Emerging, 2005bronze relief sculpture, edition 1/3, 35 x 23 x 8 in. (88.9 x 58.4 x 20.3 cm)Gift of Restoration Media, Tustin, CAEstimated Price: $ 12,000 – $ 15,00088

Front & ReverseLOT 167HARRY SCHUSTER & GUSTAVO ZAJAC(VENEZUELA, b.1956; VENEZUELA, b. 1954)María y Sebastián / Mary and Sebastian, 2006mixed media: oil on wood with plexiglass stand11 1 /2 x 17 x 20 1 /8 in. (29.2 x 43.2 x 51.1 cm)Gift of the artist & Moka Gallery, Chicago, ILEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 5,500LOT 168ANDREA SILVA GUZMÁN (CHILE, b.1982)Mena, 2006wood and metal, edition 1/121 x 17 3 /4 x 26 1 /2 in. (53.3 x 45.1 x 67.3 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,000LOT 169BOSCO SODI (MEXICO b. 1970; RESIDES IN SPAIN)Sin título / Untitled, 2005mixed media (wood and sawdust) on canvas39 x 39 in. (99.1 x 99.1 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 7,000 – $ 10,000LOT 170JAIME TARAZONA (COLOMBIA, b.1973)Sembrador / The Sower, 2005photograph on cotton paper, edition 23/50, 39 x 27 in. (99.1 x 68.6 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,000 – $ 2,00089

Side ViewLOT 171FILIPO TIRADO (PUERTO RICO, b. 1977)Para ser yo, tengo que ser otroTo Be Me, I Must Be Someone Else, 2005mixed media installation, clay busts on wood bases (set of 20), variabledimensions, approx. 10 x 5 x 6 1 /4 in. (25.4 x 12.7 x 16 cm) eachGift of Armando Viotta, Galeria Viotta, Puerto RicoEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,000LOT 172GUSTAVO TORRES (MEXICO, b.1967)Chismosas / Gossips, 2003bronze, edition 4/20, 24 x 14 x 11 in. (61 x 43.2 x 27.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 7,000 – $ 10,000LOT 173JAVIER VALLE PÉREZ (NICARAGUA, b.1973)La mansión / The Mansion, 2007oil on canvas, 43 x 41 in. (109.2 x 104.1 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 174ADÁN VALLECILLO (HONDURAS, b.1977)República Remesa II / Remesa Republic II, 2007acrylic on canvas with embedded level, 48 x 35 in. (121.9 x 88.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,800 – $ 3,80090

LOT 175FERNANDO VARELA(URUGUAY, b.1951; RESIDES IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)De la serie Espacios alternosFrom the Series Alternative Spaces, 2007oil on canvas, 57 x 74 1 /2 in. (144.9 x 189.2 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 12,000 – $ 15,000LOT 176FAVIÁN VERGARA (MEXICO, b.1958)Beso asesino de la serie Cancionero kitschKiller Kiss from the Kitsch Songbook Series, 2007mixed media: lamda print and CD player, 45 x 37 in. (114.3 x 93.9 cm)Gift of the artist & Primer Piso GaleriaEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 177MÓNICA VON ASPEREN (ARGENTINA, b.1962)Sistema de copulas / System of Cupolas (Domes), 2007performative photograph, edition 1/550 x 46 in. (127 x 116.8 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,000LOT 178RAFAEL WU(TAIWAN, REP. OF CHINA, b.1954; RESIDES IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)Los cantantes y canción unidos / The Singers and Song as One, 2007digital mixed media printing on canvas, 45 x 65 in. (114.3 x 165.1 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,50091

LOT 179VICTOR ZÚÑIGA (PERU, b.1969)Enlace temporal con el amorTemporary Bond with Love, 2007oil on canvas, 46 5 /8 x 47 in. (118.4 x 119.4 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,000LOT 180 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)RUBY ARÁNGUIZ L. (CHILE, b.1932)Marina escondida / Hidden Marina,1999 – 2007serigraph on 250 lb paper with original hand painted embellishmentA/P, edition 7/10 (of an edition of 100)25 1 /2 x 23 in. (64.8 x 58.4 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,500LOT 181 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)ELVIS AVILÉS (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, b.1965)Matrix II, 2006mixed media on paper, 19 x 19 in. (48.3 x 48.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 1,800LOT 182 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)FEDERICO BARES (PUERTO RICO, b.1967)Guión I / Sketch I, 2006watercolor, pencil and prisma color on paper, 13 x 23 in. (33 x 58.4 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,800 – $ 2,20092

Frontal ViewsLOT 183 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)RICARDO BENAIM (VENEZUELA, b.1949)Billete de cinco cóndores, Banco Central del Cóndor / Currency BillHolders of the Five Condors, Central Bank of the Condor, 1999 – 20074-color, double-sided, digital graphic prints with orange flourescentink on security Copamex paper with multicolored fibers, both visibleand invisible, with exclusive watermarks; displayed as a bill holder,edition x/20,000, dimensions variable. Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,000LOT 184 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)HENRY BERMÚDEZ (VENEZUELA, b.1951)Paisaje I / Landscape I, 2006acrylic and silverleaf on paper, 46 1 /2 x 41 1 /4 in. (118.1 x 104.8 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,000LOT 185 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)OSCAR CAMILO DE LAS FLORES(EL SALVADOR, b.1974)La despedida (La partida) / The Goodbye (The Departure), 2005intaglio on paper, edition x/20, 11 3 /4 x 17 3 /4 in. (29.8 x 45.1 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 2,000LOT 186 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)DANIEL DÍAZ TAILibertad continua / Continuous Freedom, 2007India ink on arches paper, 59 x 50 in. (149.9 x 127 cm)Gift of the artist & Cancio ContemporaryEstimated Price: $ 2,800 – $ 3,80093

LOT 187 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)CARLOS ESTÉVEZ (CUBA, b.1969)Paseador de sueños / The Dreamcatcher, 2002watercolor and pencil on black paper, 51 1 /2 x 51 1 /2 in.(130.8 x 130.8 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,800 – $ 6,800LOT 188 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)BECKY GUTTIN (MEXICO, b.1954)Rosa / Pink, 2006Korean ink and acrylic on handmade paper, 25 x 39 in. (63.5 x 99.1 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,000LOT 189 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)MANUEL LÓPEZ OLIVA (CUBA, b.1947)¿Divina Máscara? / Divine Mask?, 2003lithograph on paper, edition 13/16, 39 1 /2 x 27 1 /2 in. (100 x 69.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,000LOT 190 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)LEANDRO MANZO (ARGENTINA, b.1969)Mucha Prisa / In A Hurry, 2007mixed media, China ink and pigments on paper, 50 1 /4 x 38 1 /4 in.(127.6 x 97.2 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,500 – $ 5,50094

LOT 191 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)MARCO MÓJICA (COLOMBIA, b.1976)Manimal, 2005charcoal on paper, 47 x 58 3 /4 in. (119.4 x 149.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 5,000LOT 192 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)RUBÉN MONTOYA (ARGENTINA, b.1952)Nada / Nothing, 2007limited edition digital lithograph, edition 1/6, 20 3 /4 x 31 1 /4 in.(52.7 x 79.4 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,000LOT 193 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)ANA PATRICIA PALACIOS (COLOMBIA, b.1961)A puño límpio / A Clean Fist, 2005lithograph from stone slab, on 270 gm Arches paper, A/P, edition x/3021 x 14 5 /8 in. (53.4 x 37.2 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 600 – $ 1,000LOT 194 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)JULIO CÉSAR PEÑA (CUBA, b.1969)Apropiaciones indebidas: Babalu-ay-éWrongful Appropriations: Babalu-ay-é, 2006woodcut on paper, hand-colored62 1 /2 x 39 1 /2 in. (158.8 x 100.3 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,00095

LOT 195 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)ÁNGEL “ANDY” RIVERO (CUBA, b.1965)Popila / Pupil, 2002colograph on paper, edition 2/12, 23 in. 58.5 cm diameterGift of the artist & Carrie AdrianEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,500LOT 196 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)EDUARDO “CHOCO” ROCA (CUBA, b.1949)Mujer con Piña / Woman with Pineapple, 2001woodcut with acrylic on paper, 46 1 /2 x 37 1 /2 in. (118.1 x 95.3 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 5,000LOT 197 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)GRACIELA RODO BOULANGER (BOLIVIA, b.1935)El retrato de la novia (Le portrait de la mariée)Portrait of the Bride (Le portrait de la mariée), 2000print, edition x/125 (1st edition), 38 1/2 x 27 1/4 in. (97.8 x 69.2 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,800 – $ 2,200LOT 198 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)BARUJ SALINAS (CUBA, b.1935)Llama rojaRed Flare, 2003acrylic on paper, 22 1 /2 x 30 in. (57.2 x 76.2 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,00096

LOT 199 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)GABRIELA SINCICH (ARGENTINA, b.1970)Diálogo con la tierra / Dialog with the Earth, 2007pen and ink, color pencil and graphite on paper,30 x 22 in. (76.2 x 55.9 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 1,000 – $ 2,000LOT 200 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)PEDRO TERÁN (VENEZUELA, b.1943)Cuerdas Acuáticas II / Aquatic Chords II, 2001watercolor on paper, 39 1 /12 x 28 in. (99.3 x 71.1 cm)Gift of the artist & Gallery 415Estimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,000LOT 201 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)TABO TORAL (PANAMA, b.1950)Sin título / Untitled, 2007mixed media on paper, 30 x 20 in. (76.2 x 50.8 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,000LOT 202 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)MARIO VÉLEZ (COLOMBIA, b.1968)Los Caminos Dorados 211 / Golden Paths # 211, 2006pencil, beeswax and white pigment on paper44 1 /2 x 30 1 /2 in. (113 x 77.5 cm) Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,50097

molaa gratefullyacknowledges theparticipation ofthe following artistsLOT 203 Works on Paper (Silent Auction)ALEJANDRA VILLASMIL (VENEZUELA, b.1972)Vestido para matar (Capítulo II) / Dressed to Kill (Chapter II), 2006watercolor, glitter and confetti on paper, 22 x 30 in. (55.9 x 76.2 cm)Gift of the artist & Praxis International ArtEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,500Jorge AlbertellaCarlos AnzolaJuan Camilo ArangoRuby Aránguiz L.Adriana ArenasHugo ArrietaJaime ÁvilaElvis AvilésAquiles Azar BilliniFederico BaresIgnacio BasauriJuan BastardoAgustín BejaranoRicardo BenaimHenry BermúdezGiancarlo BertiniDavis BirksSergio BlattoKarine BoulangerSandra BoulangerJosé Luis BustamanteLuis Enrique Camejo VentoTania CandianiAmalia CaputoMartín CarbajalFrancisca CastañoHumberto Castro98

Alejandra Cigarroa SchulmeyerGuillermo ConteMariano E. Costa PeuserOscar Camilo De Las FloresJosé Antonio de LimaJuan Carlos DelgadoFabián DetresRabindranat Díaz CardonaDaniel Díaz TaiNatalia DomínguezCamila DuchAlexis DuqueClemencia EcheverriDaniela EdburgClaudio EspejoCarlos EstévezErika EwelJosé A. Figuerroa VázquezJaime FrancoAstolfo FunesSergio GarcíaLuis García-NereySergio GarvalSilvio GaytonIván GironaGabriel GonzálesAlí GonzálezKeiko GonzálezCinthia Paola González NuñezBecky GuttinRicardo HernándezBenjamín HierroTeresa IcazaWalterio IrahetaFrederico Junca AcebedoOliver KrischAlexandra KuhnKadir López NievesKelvin López NievesManuel López OlivaLeandro ManzoDalia MarreroJosé Horacio MartínezLeila Medina PuigRigoberto MenaDouglas MendozaGuiomar MesaSara ModianoMarco MójicaNiels MoleiroNina MolinaRubén MontoyaTatiana MontoyaAlexander Morales NúñesRonald MoránJulián NavarroSergio OchoaMario OpazoMiguel OsunaFernando PaesAna Patricia PalaciosTatiana ParceroCecilia ParedesRamiro Pareja HerreraJulio César Peña PeraltaFelix PerdomoFrancisco PeróLucía PizzaniNéstor Ali QuiñonesMarcia Ramos-PerelloSydia ReyesTristán Reyes AlvaradoVerónica RiedelRosario Rivera-BondÁngel “Andy” Rivero SierraEduardo “Choco” RocaGraciela Rodo BoulangerVicente Rojas RuggeriClaudio RoncoliFederico RosaLeón Saavedra GeuerCarlos Salazar ArenasBaruj SalinasTeresa SánchezMarisa SayagoHarry Schuster & Gustavo ZajacAndrea Silva GuzmánGabriela SincichBosco SodiJaime TarazonaPedro TeránFilipo TiradoTabo ToralGustavo TorresJavier Valle PérezAdán VallecilloFernando VarelaMario VélezFavián VergaraAlejandra VillasmilMónica Von AsperenRafael WuVictor Zúñiga Aedo99

LOT 251JOSÉ MARCHILOT 212AGUSTÍN CÁRDENASLOT 255ROBERTO SEBASTIÁN MATTALOT 230RAQUEL FORNERSATURDAY OCTOBER 20SILENT AUCTIONSESSION 2

LOT 204RAÚL ANGUIANO(MEXICO, 1915 – 2006)Mujer con el vestido floreadoWoman with the Flowered Dress, 1973colored pencil and pastel on paper19 x 26 in. (48.3 x 66 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 205RAÚL ANGUIANO(MEXICO, 1915-2006)Sin títuloUntitled, 1983lithograph on paper, edition 48/10022 x 30 in. (55.9 x 76.2 cm)Gift of M. Rocio Sierra-HonigmannEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 206JUAN CARLOS BENÍTEZ(ARGENTINA, b.1931)Retrato de una mujerPortrait of a Woman, 1986ink, charcoal and pastel on paper19 x 13 in. (48.3 x 33.1 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 207CUNDO BERMÚDEZ(CUBA, b.1914)Espejo de TeresaTeresa’s Mirror, 1994serigraph on paper, edition A/P31 1 /2 x 26 in. (80 x 66 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 208ANTONIO BERNÍ(ARGENTINA, 1905 – 1981)Ramona, c. 1965intaglio on paper16 x 25 in.(40.6 x 63.5 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 209FEDERICO CANTÚ(MEXICO, 1908 -1989)MaternidadMaternity, 1969etching on paper, edition 41/5019 1 /4 x 13 in. (48.9 x 33 cm)Gift of Jeffery and Yolanda SternEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 1,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.103

LOT 210FEDERICO CANTÚ(MEXICO, 1908 – 1989)Paisaje desérticoDesert Landscape, 1948pastel on paper19 1 /2 x 25 1 /4 in. (49.5 x 64.1 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 211AGUSTÍN CÁRDENAS(CUBA, 1927 – 2001)Tres figurasThree Figures, c. 1969ink on handmade paper26 x 19 in. (66.1 x 48.3 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 212AGUSTÍN CÁRDENAS(CUBA, 1927 – 2001)Sin títuloUntitled, c. 1971gouache on paper19 1 /2 x 25 in. (49.5 x 63.5 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 213LEONORA CARRINGTON(ENGLAND, b.1917; RESIDES IN MEXICO)DruidaDruid, 1992lithograph on paper, edition 12/7530 x 22 in. (76.2 x 55.9 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 214LEONORA CARRINGTON(ENGLAND, b.1917; RESIDES IN MEXICO)TémenosBe Afraid of Us, 1992lithograph on paper, edition15/7522 x 30 in. (55.88 x 76.2 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 215FELIPE CASTAÑEDA(MEXICO, b.1933)CrepúsculoSunset, 1998bronze, 10 1 /2 x 13 x 6 in.(26.67 x 33.02 15.2cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 7,000 – $ 10,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.104

LOT 216JEAN CHARLOT(FRANCE, b. 1898; MEXICO, d. 1979)De la serie Kie VitiFrom the series, Kie Viti Suite, n.d.lithograph on paper, edition 78/15020 x 16 in. (50.8 x 40.6 cm)Gift of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 1,800 – $ 2,20012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 217HUGO CONSUEGRA(CUBA, 1930 – 2003)Sin títuloUntitled, 1958gouache and ink on paper10 x 10 in. (25.4 x 25.4 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 218RAÚL CONTI(ARGENTINA, b.1931)La macetaThe Pot, 1968oil on masonite27 1 /2 x 19 1 /2 in. (69.9 x 49.5 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 219VLADIMIR CORA(MEXICO, b.1951)Mujer con piña y sandiaWoman with Pineapple and Watermelon, 1997oil on handmade paper, 33 x 43 in.(83.8 x 109.2 cm)Courtesy of private collectorEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 220VLADIMIR CORA(MEXICO, b.1951)BodegónStill Life, n.d.mixograph on paper, edition A/P27 x 38 3 /4 in. (68.6 x 98.4 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 221RAFAEL CORONEL(MEXICO, b.1932)FiguraFigure, n.d.ink on paper13 1 /4 x 10 1 /2 in. (33.7 x 26.7 cm)Courtesy of private collectorEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.105

LOT 222RAFAEL CORONEL(MEXICO, b.1932)Sin títuloUntitled, n.d.serigraph on paper, edition 83/10027 1 /4 x 35 5 /8 in. (69.2 x 90.5 cm)Courtesy of private collector, New York, NYEstimated Price: $ 2,800 – $ 3,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 223MIGUEL COVARRUBIAS(MEXICO, 1904 – 1957)BailadoresDancers, n.d.ink on paper10 1 /2 x 8 in. (26.7 x 20.3 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 224AARON CRUZ(MEXICO)Sin títuloUntitled, c. 1980soil on canvas51 1 /4 x 64 1 /4 in. (130.2 x 163.2 cm)Gift of Abe and Martha Hepner, Palos Verdes Estates, CAEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 10,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 225JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS(MEXICO, b.1934)De la serie MarruecosFrom the series, Marruecos, 1981 lithograph onpaper edition 57/100, 16 3 /4 x 24 3 /4 in. (42.5 x62.9 cm)Gift of M. Rocio Sierra-HonigmannEstimated Price: $ 1,800 – $ 2,20012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 226JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS(MEXICO, b.1934)La gigantaThe Giant, 1991ink on paper8 1 /2 x 5 1 /4 in. (21.6 x 13.3 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 227JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS(MEXICO, b.1934)La giganta IIThe Giant II, 1991ink on paper8 1 /2 x 5 1 /4 in. (21.6 x 13.3 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.106

LOT 228NORBERTO D'ABREU(VENEZUELA, b.1956)Diseños TropicalesTropical Designs, 2007mixed media on canvas24 x 31 1 /2 in. (61 x 80 cm)Gift of the artist and AnexoEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 4,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 229MARIANELA DE LA HOZ(MEXICO, b.1921)Las debilidades son las caries del talentoWeaknesses are the Cavities of Talent, 2003egg tempera on board2 3 /4 x 3 1 /2 in. (6.9 x 8.9 cm)Gift of the artistEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 230RAQUEL FORNER(ARGENTINA, 1902 – 1988)IntegraciónIntegration, 1981lithograph, edition 59/6528 1 /2 x 20 in. (72.4 x 50.8 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,200 – $ 3,20012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.side viewLOT 231PEDRO FRIEDEBERG(MEXICO, b.1937)Sin título (Sol y luna)Untitled (Sun & Moon), n.d.wood carving (set of 2)9 x 3 1 /2 x 1 1 /2 in. (23 x 9 x 4cm) eachCourtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 232AMPARO GARZÓN(COLOMBIA, b.1956)La familiaThe Family, 2007bronze, edition 1/3011 x 7 x 4 in. (27.9 x 17.8 x 10.2cm)Courtesy of the artist and Roberto PreciadoPrice: $3,500 (multiples available)12.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 233GUNTHER GERZSO(MEXICO, 1915 – 2000)RecintoEnclosure, 1995mixograph on embossed handmade paper20 x 42 in. (50.8 x 106.7 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.107

LOT 234ALVARO GÓMEZ(VENEZUELA, b.1951)Van Gogh, n.d.color pencil on paper9 1 /2 x 11 in.(24.1 x 27.9 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 300 – $ 40012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 235ALVARO GÓMEZ(VENEZUELA, b.1951)El reposoThe Repose, n.d.color pencil on paper9 1 /2 x 11 in. (24.1 x 27.9 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 300 – $ 40012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 236RICARDO GONZÁLEZ(VENEZUELA, b.1955)La playaThe Beach, 2007acrylic on canvas20 x 20 in. (50.8 x 50.8 cm)Gift of the artist and Jesus Briceño, VenezuelaEstimated Price: $ 1,000 – $ 2,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 237JESÚS GUERRERO GALVÁN(MEXICO, b.1915)NiñoBoy, 1969graphite on paper13 1 /2 x 17 in. (34.3 x 43.2 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 238SERGIO HERNÁNDEZ(Mexico, b.1957)Abstracto en blanco y negroBlack and White Abstract, n.d.etching on paper, edition 15/40 12 3 /4 x 19 1 /2 in.(32.4 x 49.5 cm)Courtesy of private collectorEstimated Price: $ 1,400 – $ 1,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 239SERGIO HERNÁNDEZ(MEXICO, b.1957)De la serie tatuajesFrom the series,Tatoo, n.d.aquatint on paper12 x 12 in. (30.5 x 30.5 cm)Gift of M. Rocio Sierra-HonigmannEstimated Price: $ 900 – $ 1,20012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.108

LOT 240SERGIO HERNÁNDEZ(MEXICO, b.1957)De la serie tatuajesFrom the series, Tatoo, n.d.aquatint on paper12 x 12 in. (30.5 x 30.5 cm)Gift of M. Rocio Sierra-HonigmannEstimated Price: $ 900 – $ 1,20012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 241SERGIO HERNÁNDEZ(MEXICO, b.1957)InsectosInsects, n.d.etching on paper, edition 24/40019 x 27 in. (48.3 x 68.6 cm)Courtesy of private collectorEstimated Price: $ 1,500 – $ 2,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 242ANA MERCEDES HOYOS(COLOMBIA, b.1943)SandiaWatermelon, 1991serigraph on paper, edition 57/10023 1 /2 x 23 1 /2 in. (59.7 x 59.7 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 243IGNACIO ITURRIA(URUGUAY, b.1949)Sin títuloUntitled, n.d.oil on canvas5 x 5 in. (12.7 x 12.7 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 244ALEXIS LAGO(CUBA, b.1962)Posibilidad intrínsecaIntrinsic Possibilities, 2004mixed media on canvas41 x 48 in. (104.1 x 121.9 cm)Courtesy of the artist and La Boheme Fine Art Gallery, FLEstimated Price: $ 9,000 – $ 11,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 245WIFREDO LAM(CUBA, b.1902; MEXICO, d.1982)Serie Pleni Luna (#1301) /Pleni Luna Series (#1301), 1973lithograph on paper, edition 52/26225 1 /2 x 20 1./2 in. (64.8 x 52.1 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,800 – $ 3,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.109

LOT 246WIFREDO LAM(CUBA, b.1902; MEXICO, d.1982)Serie Pleni Luna (#1296)Pleni Luna Series (#1296), 1973lithograph on paper, edition 52/26225 1 /2 x 19 1 /2 in. (64.8 x 49.5 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,800 – $ 3,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 247WIFREDO LAM(CUBA, b.1902; MEXICO, d.1982)Serie Lam des Lam (#0762B)Lam des Lam Series (#0762B), 1979etching and aquatone on paper, edition 84/9913 x 15 1 /2 in. (33 x 39.3 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 248WIFREDO LAM(CUBA, b.1902; MEXICO, d.1982)Serie Lam des Lam (#0665)Lam des Lam Series (#0665), 1979etching and aquatone on paper, edition 55/9913 x 15 1 /2 in. (33 x 39.4 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 249IKER LARRAURI(MEXICO, b.1929)Pasado y futuroPast and Present, n.d.linoleum cut on paper18 x 25 in. (45.7 x 63.5 cm)Gift of M. Rocio Sierra-HonigmannEstimated Price: $ 1,000 – $ 2,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 250NICOLÁS LEIVA(ARGENTINA, b.1958)Sin títuloUntitled, 2006glazed ceramic with gold and silver lustersedition A/P, 29 x 16 x 7 in. (73.7 x 40.6 17.8cm)Courtesy of the artistEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 7,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 251JOSÉ MARCHI(ARGENTINA, b.1956)Oración IPrayer I, 2003graphite on paper15 3 /4 x 24 1 /2 in. (40 x 62 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 8,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.110

LOT 252RICARDO MARTÍNEZ(MEXICO, 1918 – 1983)Sin título (diseño de figura)Untitled (Figure Study), 1977pencil and gouache on paper9 x 11 in. (22.9 x 27.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 4,500 – $ 5,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 253ROBERTO S. MATTA(CHILE, 1911 – 2002)Cristifiction, 1979lithograph on paper, edition 87/10018 3 /4 x 28 3 /4 in.(47.6 x 73 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 254ROBERTO S. MATTA(CHILE, 1911 – 2002)De la serie Hom-ere: Hom’mere IIIFrom the series, Hom-ere: Hom’mere III, 1977mixed media etching on paper, edition 72/10019 1 /4 x 14 3 /4 in. (48.9 x 37.5 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 255ROBERTO S. MATTA(CHILE, 1911 – 2002)Point D'AppuiPressure Point, 1983mixed media etching on paper, edition 78/10019 1 /2 x 14 3 /4 in. (49.5 x 37.5 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 256ROBERTO S. MATTA(CHILE, 1911 – 2002)Banda de JazzJazz Band, 1976lithograph on paper, edition EA (A/P)24 3 /4 x 24 1 /4 in. (62.9 x 61.6 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 4,500 – $ 5,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 267ROBERTO S. MATTA(CHILE, 1911 – 2002)Sin títuloUntitled, n.d.etching on paper19 1 /2 x 15 in. (49.5 x 38.1 cm)Courtesy of private collectorEstimated Price: $ 2,200 – $ 3,20012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.111

LOT 258LUCÍA MAYA(MEXICO, b.1953)Lluvia de agujaRaining Needles, 1990acrylic on canvas59 3 /4 x 44 in. (151.8 x 111.8 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Los Angeles, CAEstimated Price: $ 14,000 – $ 16,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 259CARLOS MÉRIDA(GUATEMALA, b. 1891; d. MEXICO, 1984)La endechaThe Sad Song (The Sad Poem), 1978serigraph on paper, edition 3/10025 x 21 in. (63.5 x 53.3 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 260CECILIA MÍGUEZ(URUGUAY, b.1955)ViajeraTraveler, 2006bronze, edition 6/2513 x 5 x 5 in. (33 x 12.7 x 12.7cm)Courtesy of the artistPrice: $ 2,500 (multiples available)12.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 261GUSTAVO MONTOYA(MEXICO, b.1905)Mercado de La MercedMarket of La Merced, 1985lithograph on paper, edition 81/10022 x 30 1 /4 in. (55.9 x 76.8 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 1,60012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 262GUSTAVO MONTOYA(MEXICO, b.1905)Gallinita CiegaBlind Chicken, 1985lithograph on paper, edition 38/10022 1 /4 x 29 1 /2 in. (56.5 x 74.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 1,60012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 263GUSTAVO MONTOYA(MEXICO, b.1905)Niña con una muñecaGirl with a Doll, n.d.serigraph on paper, edition 2/25023 1 /2 x 17 3 /4 in. (59.7 x 45.1 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 1,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.112

LOT 264GUSTAVO MONTOYA(MEXICO, b.1905)Niños pescadoresFishing Boys, n.d.serigraph on paper, edition 5/25023 1 /2 x 17 3 /4 in. (59.7 x 45.1 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 1,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 265LEOPOLDO MORALES(MEXICO, b.1953)Che Guevara, n.d.linoleum cut on paper27 1 /2 x 18 3 /4 in.(69.9 x 47.6 cm)Gift of M. Rocio Sierra-HonigmannEstimated Price: $ 1,000 – $ 2,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 266RODOLFO MORALES(MEXICO, 1925 – 2001)Sin títuloUntitled, n.d.collage13 x 19 in. (33 x 48.3 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 5,000 – $ 6,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 267LOTHAR MÜLLER(GERMANY b.1956; RESIDES IN MEXICO)Paisaje IndustrialIndustrial Landscape, 1997oil on canvas29 x 40 1 /2 in. (73.7 x 103 cm)Gift of the artist and Kunsthaus, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 268LUIS NISHIAWA(MEXICO, b.1966)Naturaleza muertaStill Life, 1960oil on canvas31 1 /2 x 23 1 /2 in. (80 x 59.7 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 14,000 – $ 16,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 269FERNANDO OLIVERA(MEXICO, b.1962)Mujer con lunaWoman with the Moon, 2006lithograph on paper, edition x/2619 1 /2 x 13 in. (49.5 x 33.1 cm)Courtesy of private collectorEstimated Price: $ 1,200 – $ 1,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.113

LOT 270FERNANDO OLIVERA(MEXICO, b.1962)Una tarde de mayoAn Afternoon in May, 2005lithograph on paper, edition 34/5019.25 x 27 in. (48.9 x 68.6 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 1,800 – $ 2,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 271NADÍN OSPINA(COLOMBIA, b.1960)AtlanteAtlantis, 2006volcanic stone, edition 2/718 1 /4 x 5 x 5 1 /4 in. (46.4 x 12.7 x 13.3 cm)Courtesy of ETRA Fine Art, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 10,000 – $ 14,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 272RÉGULO PÉREZ(VENEZUELA, b.1929)Sin títuloUntitled, 1992pencil and charcoal on paper16 1 /2 x 13 in. (41.9 x 33 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 1,000 – $ 1,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 273LILIANA PORTER(ARGENTINA, b.1941)MáscarasMasks, c. 1959etching on paper12 1 /2 x 7 in. (31.8 x 17.8 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 2,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 274CHUCHO REYES(MEXICO, 1882 – 1977)CaballoHorse, n.d.tempura and aniline on paper35 1 /2 x 25 1 /2 in. (90.2 x 64.8 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 275MANUEL RODRÍQUEZ LOZANO(MEXICO, 1895 – 1971)Sin títuloUntitled, 1934ink on paper12 x 9 1 /2 in. (30.5 x 24.1 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.114

LOT 276MANUEL ROSEN(MEXICO, b.1926)Paseo de las monjas con la madre superioraThe Stroll of the Nuns with the MotherSuperior, 2004, acrylic on canvas29 1 /2 x 40 in. (74.9 x 101.6 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 5,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 277EMILIO SÁNCHEZ(CUBA b. 1921; RESIDES IN THE UNITED STATES)Casitas al solLittle Houses in the Sun, 1968lithograph on paper edition 20/5016 x 22 in. (40.6 x 55.9 cm)Gift of Emilio Sanchez FoundationEstimated Price: $ 700 – $ 1,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 278ANTONIO SEGUÍ(ARGENTINA, b.1934)Proyecto para un monumento al amorProject for a Monument to Love, 1963lithograph on paper, edition A/P25 x 30 in. (63.5 x 76.2 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,800 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 279ANTONIO SEGUÍ(ARGENTINA, b.1934)Sin títuloUntitled, 1996serigraph on paper, edition 116/15024 x 23 1 /2 in. (61 x 59.7 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Miami, FLEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 280DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS(MEXICO, 1896 – 1974)Madre MexicanaMexican Mother, 1968lithograph on Jappon paper, edition 6/2521 x 16 1 /2 in. (53.3 x 41.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 281DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS(MEXICO, 1896 – 1974)De la Serie Mexicana: Baile del PuebloFrom the Mexican Suite: Village Dance, 1968lithograph, edition 298/30021 x 16 1 /2 in. (53.3 x 41.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.115

LOT 282DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS(MEXICO, 1896 – 1974)Madre amorMother Love, 1968lithograph on Jappon paper, edition 6/2521 x 16 1 /2 in. (53.34 x 41.9 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 3,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 283RUFINO TAMAYO(MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Dos PersonajesTwo Personalities, 1972lithograph on paper, edition 60/10025 1 /2 x 36 in. (64.8 x 91.4 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 6,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 284RUFINO TAMAYO(MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Torso en rosaPink Torso, 1980etching on paper, H.C., edition 1/1529 3 /4 x 21 3 /4 in. (75.6 x 55.2 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 6,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 285RUFINO TAMAYO(MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Cabeza en ocreOchre Head, 1984etching on paper, H.C., edition 3/1529 1 /4 x 21 3 /4 in. (74.3 x 55.2 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 6,000 – $ 6,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 286RUFINO TAMAYO(MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Sin títuloUntitled, n.d.lithograph on paper27 x 21 1 /2 in. (68.6 x 54.6 cm)Courtesy of private collector, Los Angeles, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 2,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 287RUFINO TAMAYO(MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)MáscaraMask, 1984etching on paper, H.C., edition 1/1529 3 /4 x 21 3 /4 in. (75.6 x 55.2 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 6,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.116

LOT 288RUFINO TAMAYO(MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Hombre en rosaMan in Rose, 1984etching on paper, H.C., edition 1/1529 1 /2 x 21 3 /4 in. (74.9 x 55.2 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 6,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 289RUFINO TAMAYO(MEXICO, 1899 – 1991)Cuenco de manzanasBowl of Apples, 1981mixograph on paper, edition 71/10034 1 /2 x 23 3 /4 in. (87.6 x 60.3 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 12,000 – $ 15,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 290FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)La jaibaThe Crab, n.d.lithograph on paper, edition A/P39 1 /2 x 26 in. (100.3 x 66 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 291FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)Las hojas muertasDead Leaves, 2004lithograph on paper, edition 5/2038 1 /2 x 11 3 /4 in. (97.8 x 29.8 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 5,500 – $ 6,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 292FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)Demitrio Vallejo: NiñoDemitrio Vallejo: Child, 1984hand-colored woodcut on handmade paperedition 49/50, 10 1 /2 x 14 1 /2 in. (26.7 x 36.8 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 4,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 293FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)TransporteTransportation, n.d.watercolor and graphite on paper6 1 /2 x 9 3 /4 in. (16.5 x 24.8 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.117

LOT 294FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)Mi hermanoMy Brother, 1984lithograph on paper, edition 3/2518 x 24 in. (45.7 x 61 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,500 – $ 4,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 295FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)Sin títuloUntitled, n.d.etching on paper, edition 4/3012 x 9 in. (30.5 x 22.9 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 296FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)PortáguasWater Carrier, 2002 (detail)drypoint etching and aquatint on paperedition 19/20, 38 3 /8 x 6 1 /2 in. (97 x 16.5 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 6,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 297FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)De la serie, Guchachi Iguana Suite: IguanaFrom the series, Guchachi Iguana Suite:Iguana, 1978 mixed media etching on paper,A/P, edition F, 8 x 11 1 /2 in. (20.3 x 29.2 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 3,000 – $ 3,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 298FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)Las hojasThe Leaves, 1984lithograph on paper, edition 21/2218 x 24 in. (45.7 x 61 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 4,000 – $ 5,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 299FRANCISCO TOLEDO(MEXICO, b.1940)Pavo Raro, de la serie Chilam BalamFrom the series, Chilam Balam: Rare Turkey, 1975mixed media etching on paper, A/P, edition H8 x 12 1 /4 in. (20.3 x 31.1 cm)Courtesy of Latin American Masters, Beverly Hills, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,800 – $ 3,80012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.118

LOT 300ROGER VON GUNTEN(MEXICO, b.1966)Paisaje con palmas y barcasLandscape with Palms and Boats, 1962mixed media on canvas22 x 35 in. (55.9 x 88.9 cm)Courtesy of private collector, La Jolla, CAEstimated Price: $ 6,500 – $ 8,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 301FRANCISCO ZÚÑIGA(COSTA RICA, b.1912; MEXICO, d.1988)Mujer PensativaPensive Woman, 1966pastel on paper19 1 /2 x 25 1 /4 in. (49.5 x 64.1 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 10,000 – $ 12,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 302FRANCISCO ZÚÑIGA(COSTA RICA, b.1912; MEXICO, d.1988)Chamulas en rojo / Chamulas in red, 1981lithograph on paper, edition 43/7530 x 22 in. (76.2 x 55.9 cm)Courtesy of Abe and Martha HepnerPalos Verdes Estates, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,000 – $ 2,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 303FRANCISCO ZÚÑIGA(COSTA RICA, b.1912; MEXICO, d.1988)El rebozoThe Rebozo (Mexican Shawl), 1982lithograph on paper A/P, edition 14/1522 x 30 in. (55.9 x 76.2 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.LOT 304FRANCISCO ZÚÑIGA(COSTA RICA, b.1912; MEXICO, d.1988)El rebozo blancoThe White Rebozo (Mexican Shawl), 1986lithograph on paper, edition 50/13530 x 21 1 /4 in. (76.2 x 54 cm)Courtesy of Stern Fine Art, CAEstimated Price: $ 2,500 – $ 3,50012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.119

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSMOLAA BOARD OF DIRECTORSExecutive BoardRobert Gumbiner, Chairman EmeritusMike Deovlet, Co-ChairmanBurke Gumbiner, Co-ChairmanPhil Appleby, Secretary/TreasurerRussell BennettMario CorderoLinda HaleyJoe HernandezMary HernandezCarl KravetzRon MorganMichael StearnsHenry TaboadaGeneral BoardTim DeganiFernando De NecocheaLynne DorseyPercy DuranEwel GrossbergPaula Isenberg, Chair of the molaa DocentsJeff JoyceCathy KingAndrew MansfieldRobert MarcusTim MisenhimerDavid WigginsRichard Zapanta, M.D.Hector Ziperovich, M.D.MOLAA EXCECUTIVE MANAGEMENTRobert J. MyersPresidentMOLAA MANAGEMENT STAFFAlex SlatoVP of Exhibitions & Special ProjectsLee GumbinerVP of OperationsJohn O’NeillVP of RetailAlice KleinVP of DevelopmentSusan GoldenVP of PR & MarketingCynthia MacMullinAssociate VP of ExhibitionsJames Brad VartanAssociate VP of Annual GivingAlicia SovichAssociate VP of EducationEmeritus Board Served On Molaa’s Board For At Least 3 YearsLarry AllisonLaura ClaveranMoctesuma EsparzaFernando NieblaRonn SarnoHonorary CuratorsMartha EscutiaDianne FeinsteinMarco Antonio Firebaugh d.Stephen E. HornDon KnabeMartha LaraAlan LowenthalJuanita Millender-Mcdonald d.Fabian Nunez, Speaker, Ca Assembly (May 2006)Beverly O'neillRichard PolancoLoretta SanchezAntonio Villaraigosa128

CREDITSAlex Slato, Auction Specialist and AuctioneerAuction StaffWendy Celaya, Auction ManagerErika de la Parra, Auction CoordinatorMariavelia Savino, East Coast ConsultantAuction Exhibition/InstallationCynthia Mac Mullin, Associate VP of ExhibitionsIdurre Alonso, CuratorMichele Cairella, Collections Manager/RegistrarNathan Earst, Collections AssistantJillian Nakornthap, Curatorial AssistantAuction Catalog Design & EditingCarmina Miranda, Art DirectorSteven Vladimiroff, Graphic DesignerMartha Guzman, Marketing CoordinatorAuction PhotographyOliver Krisch129

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Andres MichelenaVenezuelan artist, Andrés Michelena, has developed his career asa painter and a conceptual artist. He often pursues the subject ofreligion and spirituality in his art. This mixed-media paper work,utilizing Chinese newspaper, appropriates Pop Art techniques tocreate the image. Michelena comments on the Dalai Lama’sphilosophical view that the 1950 Chinese invasion of Tibetexpanded Buddhism throughout the world. Based on this concept,Michelena constructed the central figure of Mao withTibetan stamps to represent him with a Buddha-like hair style,giving him the status of a master. The smaller character is aFrench comic character, Tintín who is role playing as a JapaneseGeneral in reference to China’s past invasion of Japan.LOT 48ANDRÉS MICHELENA(VENEZUELA, b. 1963)Freedoom (Libertadad perdida)Freedoom (Lost Liberty), 2007acrylic and ink on Chinese newspaper82 x 85 in. (208.3 x 216 cm)Courtesy of the artist and Hardcore Contemporary Artspace, Miami, FLEstimated price: $ 12,000 – 14,00012.5% Buyer’s premium will be added to the purchased price.

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