Oil painting of a little in a pink dress, holding two white calla lilies, inside a kitchen with pottery hanging, tiles on the wall and a shelf filled with more pottery, and a hen and chick on the red tiled floor.
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Signature faintly reads, "Labios."
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Oil painting of a little in a pink dress, holding two white calla lilies, inside a kitchen with pottery hanging, tiles on the wall and a shelf filled with more pottery, and a hen and chick on the red tiled floor.
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Signature faintly reads, "Labios."
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Agapito Labios (1898-1996) - Little Girl Kitchen/Cocina Scene, Oil Painting

OM#: 26-152

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Description

c.1920 / 1930's Agapito Labios Signed Little Girl/Kitchen Cocina Scene Oil Painting on canvas. Agapito's "Cocina Poblana" paintings are the most sought after of his work. The painting depicts a little girl wearing a pink dress and holding calla lilies (iconic and used in Diego Riveras flower carrier paintings), inside a kitchen with a hen and chick in the foreground.  Hanging pottery cups and tiles on the wall.  "Labios" signed on the bottom left corner (see photo).

Dimensions

Frame: 29.75"H x 24.25"W x 2.5"Depth.

Painting: 23.75"H x 18.25"W.

Condition

Very good condition.

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The Maker

Agapito Labios (1898-1996) was a Mexican artist from Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico. He was active during the Mexican Revolution, however was put in prison. His art career started when he would paint on the cell walls and was noticed by the mayor, who ordered him to paint his two little girls. Agapito was entirely self taught and used a distintive primitive art style. After being released from prison, Agapito relocated to Mexico City and made a living off of painting portraits, usually of his own children, and sold them in the Lagunilla market on Sundays. He later opened his own shop called Mercado de Artesanias at La Ciudadela in Mexico City, which his son took over after he passed away.

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