Pedro Linares Mexican (20th c.) Mixed Media Papier

Pedro Linares Mexican (20th c.) Mixed Media Paper Mache Alebrije Dragon, unsigned. Size: 17'' x 29'' x 14'' (43 x 74 x 36 cm).

A Life-Size Day of the Dead La Calavera Catrina Skeleton, in the style of Pedro Linares, late 20th c; an impressive mixed media and papier mache sculpture of an iconic La Calavera Catrina ('Dapper Ske

Large Mexican Mixed Media Paper Mache Alebrije Dragon, in the Manner of Pedro Linares, unsigned. Size: 18'' x 36'' x 19'' (46 x 91 x 48 cm).

Ricardo Linares Garcia (Mexican, b. 20th C.) "Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera," Alebrije. Papier mache and paint. Son of famed Oaxacan-Mexican folk art alebrije artist Pedro Linares. Size: 26'' x 18'' x

Shipping in USA $ 120. Pedro Coronel was a Mexican sculptor and painter, part of the Generacion de la Ruptura, bringing innovation into Mexican art in the mid 20th century. Coronel's training was with

DESCRIPTION: Mixed media crafted from "Pena paper" (painted scraps of paper) entitled "Scarlet" ("Escarlata") depicting a macaw parrot perched on a branch among foliage. Signed and dated "'86" at lowe

(Mexican, active 20th C.), mixed media beeswax and yarn, Huichol Indian, signed on verso, unframed 23-1/2"h x 23-5/8"w Provenance: Property from the Collection of Stephen and Stephanie Alpert

DESCRIPTION: Mixed media crafted from "Pena paper" (painted scraps of paper) entitled "Ball Player" ("Jugador de Pelota") depicting a macaw parrot perched on a branch among foliage. Signed and dated "

Ruben Poblano (Mexican, 20th century), "Metamorfosis," 1967, mixed media on canvas, signed and dated lower right, sight: 23"h x 18.75"w, overall (with frame): 29.5"h x 25.25"w

Barrazaa (Mexican, 20th Century). An original mixed media painting on paper. Watercolor, ink, and other elements. A figural work evoking Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) folk art, depicting an fem

ZAUL PENA (Mexican, 20th Century). Personaje Prehispanico, 1981, Mixed media on paper. Signed lower right hand corner. Framed. - 9" x

(lot of 2) Ruben Poblano (Mexican, 20th century), Gathered Figures, 1963, mixed media on papers, each signed and dated lower right, largest overall (each unframed): 20"h x 25.5"w

Royce (American, 20th Century). An original mixed media sculpture. Papier mache and other elements. A Post Modern sports art work depicting sneaker. A realistic white athletic shoe modeled hanging fro

Mexican School (Early 20th Century) Watercolour Tribal Mixed Media depicting the Tombstone of the King located in the Temple of Inscriptions Palenque Mexico. 47 cm x 33 cm.

"Mother and Child" mixed media 13 x 9 inches. signed Azato?. framed 18 x 14 inches (overall)

Mexican School (20th century), "Camino Al Marcito," mixed media on canvas, titled verso, canvas (unframed): 16.75"h x 11.5"w

Mexican School, "Golden Eagle with Mexican Flag," mid-20th c., feathers and mixed media on cardboard, presented in a wood shadowbox frame, unsigned/inscribed, "Morret, La Casa de Los Marcos, Xicotenca

TERESA VILLEGAS (American/ Mexican, late 20th Century). Ascension to Mobility, 2003, Mixed media on wooden board. Verso dated and signed. - 84 x 47 inches.

Pedro Linares (Mexican, 1906-1992) 'Alebrije' sculpture, late 20th century Hand-painted paper mache. Made in Mexico. Underside of foot with paper sticker 'Pedro Linares.' 19.5" H x 17" W x 10.5" D

Pedro Linares (Mexico, 1906-1992) "Waterseller," mixed media and papier mache sculpture. Pedro Linares began his career as a maker of carton Judas sculptures for Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo and many oth

PATRIC (Mexican 20th Century) A PAINTING, "Los Espacios (Enigma)," 1957, oil and mixed media on wood, signed and dated L/R, "Patric 1957," reverse old partial paper labels. 22 3/4" x 75 3/4" Provenanc

Eugenia Perez del Toro (Mexican, 20th century), Abstract Composition, oil on multiple panels, signed lower right, overall: 42"h x 54.5"w

Eugenia Perez del Toro (Mexican, 20th century), "Las Texturas de la Apariencia Tejiendo Con Los Hilos de la Historia," mixed media on masonite, signed lower left, artist label affixed verso with refer

South America, 20th century. Mixed media on paper (watercolor, acrylic/tempera, ink) by Pedro Giacaglia. Signed lower left. 20.0" L x 23.0" H; sight 11.0" L x 17.0" H.