Lia Andrea Berrido Pintora Dominicana
1. Mujer en amarillo / Woman in Yellow Oleo sobre tela, 20 x 16 pulgadas, c. 2019. Imagen: @lgb_art/Lia Andrea Berrido
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12 ilustraciones de Naysa Dumé
1. Isleña "Quick doodle, and friendly reminder that being a woman is fawesome." Imagen: Naysa Dume / @naydui
Leopoldo Navarro Pintor Dominicano
Este precursor de las artes plásticas dominicanas fue también notable educador, a quien debe mucho la cultura dominicana. Discípulo del Padre Billini, colaborador sobresaliente de Hostos, Maestro y Director de la Escuela Normal, catedrático de la Universidad del Nuevo Mundo, director de la extinta Academia Militar, profesor del Colegio San Luis Gonzaga. Matemático afamado, fue Director de la Escuela de Estadística. Se destacó también por sus aciertos como Ingeniero Civil. – Museo Bellapart de Snto Domingo Espadachín 43 x 30.5 cms. C. 1900
15 Retratos del Artista Dominicano Raelis Vasquez
2019 Papi Estudiando 2019, 36 x 36 pulgadas, oleo sobre tela Auto Retrato 2019, 36 x 36 pulgadas, oleo sobre tela
10 Amazing Murals by Kilia Llano
"Mujer Agua" in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Parque Eolico Larimar in Barahona, Dominican Republic, c. 2019
10 Sci-Fi Inspired Drawings by Bryan Hutchinson
Sci-Fi inspired self-portrait "Maquina" from his illustrated dreams series
15 Paintings by Gilberto Hernández Ortega (1923-1979)
Gilberto Hernández Ortega was born on December 21, 1923, in Baní, capital town of Peravia Province, Dominican Republic. He died on October 23, 1979 (aged 55), in Santo Domingo. "Mujer en el balcon" Acrylic on canvas. 73 by 57 cm. Completed 1955
16 Paintings by Celeste Woss y Gil (1891-1985)
Celeste Woss y Gil was born May 5, 1891 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and died in 1985. She was an artist, social activist and educator. "La madre" Oil on canvas. 46 by 33 cms. Completed 1941.
17 Paintings by the Great Artist Ramon Oviedo (1924-2015)
A collection of paintings by Dominican artist Ramón Oviedo. Ramón Oviedo (7 February 1924 - 12 July 2015), was born in Barahona, a city in the southwest region of the Dominican Republic. Title unknown Year unknown
Desnudos en el Arte Dominicano
Una colección de desnudos por artistas de la República Dominicana. "La Ausencia De Tu Perfume" Gustavo Llenas (Santiago, n. 1972) Óleo sobre lienzo. C. 2017
Arte del Siglo XIX
La historia del arte se aprende mejor mediante la experiencia visual de obras reales de los primeros años de su desarrollo. Nuestra historia, es decir; el desarrollo de un arte nacional se inicia alrededor de la época de nuestra Independencia (1844). Muchas de las obras de arte creadas en este período de tiempo pueden perderse. Pero aún quedan algunos. Obras de Jesús Desangles, Alejnadro Bonilla y muchos otros aún están disponibles para nosotros. Con suerte, a medida que pase el tiempo, más coleccionistas compartirán estas obras con el público. A siguiente, una colección de pinturas, esculturas, dibujos y bocetos realizados en el siglo XIX por artistas de la República Dominicana. Paisaje en Pimentel Sin fecha. Óleo sobre lienzo. Alejandro Bonilla (Santo Domingo, 1820-1901).
Rosa Idalia Garcia, artist from Santiago de los Caballeros
Abstract artist, Rosa Idalia García was born 1944, in the city of Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic. A student of the School of Fine Arts in her hometown, Garcia also received art lessons from Yoryi Morel (Santiago, 1906-1976) and Federico Izquierdo (Moncion, 1904-2004). "Ojo de buey" completed in 1968 "Helecho" completed in 1969 Throughout her career, now spanning five decades, this artist has enjoyed the admiration of art lovers and critics; She was awarded in the IV and V Eduardo Leon Jimenes Art Contest in the Painting category with the works Ojo de Buey and Helecho, respectively. Her works are part of the collections of the Museum of Modern Art of Santo Domingo, the Chamber of Deputies of the Dominican Republic and the Centro Cultural Eduardo León Jimenes in Santiago. Garcia is also recognized for her role in advancing the arts in the Dominican Republic; she's held leadership roles at various cultural institutions, such as the C...
7 Sculptures by Gaspar Mario Cruz
Baquiní Mahogany, 46 x 37 x 34 inches, completed in 2006 Taina Mahogany, 55 x 14 x 10 inches, completed in 1980 Cacica (Chieftain) Mahogany, 22 x 12 x 6 inches, completed in 1980 The Family Mahogany, 24 x 11 x 13 inches, completed in 1950-60 The Lovers Mahogany, 26 x 9 x 8 inches, completed in 1950-60 The Lovers Bronze, 20 x 4 x 3 inches, completed in 1950-60 The Lovers Wood, 42 x 10 x 11 inches, completed in 1948 Sculptures by Gaspar Mario Cruz His themes and subjects are the people and stories of the Dominican Republic. His preferred medium was Mahogany wood, with that rich brown color that matched his skin. Gaspar Mario Cruz (1929-2006) was born in San Francisco de Macoris, where he remembers molding his first clay figure when he was only eight years old. His sculptures, mostly wood carvings, associate the material of nature with legends and popular beliefs about gods, powers and ability to survive, achieving a great metaphor for nature...
