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These three pieces are by Josefina Aguilar. They are typical of her works from the 1980s/1990s.
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Most Pichhwais seen in museums and books are in excellent condition.But generally Pichhwais that have been in home alters, often passed down to family members for generations, show signs of age due to harsh environmental conditions.These Pichhwais are examples of paintings that has not been restored.Click on any image to get a larger view.0Add a comment
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Most of Shrinathji paintings were made in Nathdwara, which was and is the center of the Vallabhacharya sect, yet some were also made in the neighboring Rajasthani courts of Kotah, Kishangarh and Mewar.This is a fine example of a work made in Kotah.0
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Two watercolors by Felipe Morales.The first is titled "Virgen de los Indios" and dated 2000.The other is "Wedding", made in 19950
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A fine oil on copper painting of the Holy Trinity from Mexico, rendered in the mid 1700s.0
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George Washington O'Neal 1869-1949) was a prolific decoy carver from North Carolina.There is a simplicity to O'Neal's carving and a directness to his painting.Most of the wood for O'Neal's decoys were juniper, but he also used wood from old telegraph poles.0
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A fine Spanish colonial painting from the 1700s rendered in Cuzco of St Francis of Assisi receiving the stigma.0
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A fine oil on canvas by José de Páez of the Franciscan monk, St. Anthony of Padua, painted in the mid-1700s.0
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