Framed amate painting, depicting the sun rising from behind the hills, birds on top of straw roofs, villagers partaking in daily life like tending to crops.
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Signature reads, "Salvador Flores."
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Salvador Flores - Amate Painting

OM#: 26-029

Description

Amate painting depicting daily life in a village. Signed "Salvador Flores" at bottom left corner.

Dimensions

Frame: 25.125"H x 17.75"W x 0.875"Depth.

Painting: 24"H x 16.5"W.

Condition

Very good condition.

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Salvador Flores - Amate Painting

$595.00

Additional Information

The Maker

Salvador Flores is an artist from Guerrero, Mexico.

Art and Technique

Amate comes from the word "amatl" from the Nahuatl language, which means "paper." It is a type of paper made from the pulp of the fig and mulberry trees. These paintings were usually hand painted by the indigenous Nahua indians of Guerrero. Amate paintings usually depict scenes of everyday life of villagers, such as harvests, fiestas, weddings, religious customs and wildlife.

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