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Oil base monotype/pastel/litho crayon “Tiernitos” 23½” x 19¼” AnaMaria Samaniego “A sense of place, to remember to enjoy” Participant at Summer Contemporary Hispanic Market Studio (505) 501-5661 artistasamaniego@aol.com
Oil base monotype “Bosque” 23½” x 19½” “Siempre Azul” Oil base Monotype & Pastel 23½” x 19½” AnaMaria Samaniego Winner of the prestigious 2011 Contemporary Hispanic Market “Tradicion Revista Excellence in the Arts” award. For “Bosque” Awarded First Place in Printmaking at the State Fair Fine Arts in 2012 for “Calabacitas” “Calabacitas” is the last of a series of salsas that include “Guacamole” and “Pico de Gallo” Inquires of show dates, art work and studio visits at: artistasamaniego@aol.com Studio (505) 501-5661 “Ri Grande” Oil base Monotype & Pastel 23½” x 19½” Bosque”, “Siempre Azul”, “Rio Grande”, and “Tiernitos”available as an Archival Pigment Print on 100% rag paper. Call for sizes and prices. Handcolored 4 panel Linocut on Chiri Rice Paper. “Calabacitas” 6” x 16” edition of 20
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