ANGEL BOTELLO "2 NUDES AT THE BEACH" LINOCUT

Angel Botello "The Beach", 1951. Linocut on Handmade Paper. 23 1/2 × 21 1/2 in, 59.7 × 54.6 cm. Edition: /12. Condition: Excellent Condition. Signature: Hand-signed by artist, Bottom Left. Frame: In

Linocut by Angel Botello, Girl with Starfish. Frame: 24 1/4" x 29 1/2" Linocut: 16" x 19 3/4" Angel Botello(Wiki): Angel Botello (June 20, 1913 - November 11, 1986) was a Spanish-Puerto Rican painter,

Angel Botello (Puerto Rican 1913-1986) Two Figures at the Beach, 1951, linocut, signed and dated lower right, numbered 5/12, matted and framed Dimensions: 15 x 13.75 in. image size, 31 x 29.5 in. as

Angel Botello (1913-1986) Linocut titled "Las Hermanas" signed and numbered 9/50. Measures 23.75" x 17.5" and 34" x 26.5" w/ frame.

Angel Botello (1913-1986) Linocut of a young girl. Numbered 7/75. Measures14" x 12.5" and 21.25" x 19.25" w/ frame.

Angel Botello (1913-1986) Linocut artist edition of a mother who is pointing the finger and appears to be reprimanding her child who is covering up her ear. It is signed Botello and A/P with EA top le

Angel Botello (1913-1986) Linocut of a young girl with bird. Signed and numbered 36/50. Measures approximately 17" x 15" and 25.25" x 22.25" w/ frame. Small crack to corner of glass in frame.

colored linocut; signed lower right; numbered 13/50; 17 1/2 x 15 1/4 inches sight; 25 3/4 x 24 inches frame

Artist: Angel Botello, Puerto Rico (1913-1986) Title: A Girl With A Bird In A Cage Medium: Colored Linocut Edition: 15/50 Size: 17 1/2" x 21 1/2",Image. Overall 28 1/2" x 24 1/2" Hand Signed & numbere

linocut; signed lower right; signed and numbered in pencil 15/100; Provenance: Galeria Botello Puerto Rico; 12 1/4 x 17 3/4 inches; 25 1/2 x 30 1/2 inches frame

ÁNGEL BOTELLO, (PUERTO RICAN, 1913-1986), LINOCUT ON HANDMADE PAPER, H 27" W 17.5", UNTITLED (ANNE FRANK) Signed in pencil and numbered 2/50. Frame H 38.5" W 28.5"

ANGEL BOTELLO (SPANISH-PUERTO RICAN 1913-1986), linocut on paper 50.8 x 33 cm (20 x 13 in.)framed dimensions: 70.5 x 52 cm (27 3/4 x 20 1/2 in.)signed lower right, numbered lower left 7/50

[Angel] Botello, signed & titled in graphite, linocut [G-10], "Ninas Bailando," 27 1/4" h x 21 1/2" w= frame. [Provenance: Collection of Nan Bers, Rydal, PA; acquired directly from the artist.] CONDIT

ANGEL BOTELLO LINOCUT Angel Botello (Puerto Rico 1913-1986) Linocut of a Mother and Daughter. edition 41/50. size 31 x 24.5 inches

Framed limited edition (5/75) linocut signed by Angel Botello.

ANGEL BOTELLO LINOCUT - ARTIST PROOF. Young Child Playing with Starfish. Signed and marked A/P-- Dimensions: ---

Angel Botello linocut Print 32/150, pencil signed. Signed in pencil on the lower right corner, depicts abstract individual dressed in a blue spotted shirt sitting on a chair, framed and matted-- Dimen

Angel Botello (Puerto Rico, 1913-1986). A color linocut depicting two faces. Numbered lower left 19/50. Framed under glass. Sight: 22in x 18-1/2in.

Angel Botello linocut print on rice paper titled "Santos de Puerto Rico". Numbered "G-6" lower left, titled "Puetro Rico" lower middle, and signed "A. Botello" lower right. Held in wooden frame. Condi

ANGEL BOTELLO LINOCUT - STAR FISH (Puerto Rico / Haiti, 1913-1986), signed 'Botello' (lower right), numbered 46/50, rippling (print is laid down), 17x15in., overall framed 25x23in. Provenance: Propert

ANGEL BOTELLO LINOCUT - MANUEL (Puerto Rico / Haiti, 1913-1986), signed 'Botello' (lower right), numbered 31/50, good condition (not examined out of frame), 13x17in., overall framed 18x21in. Provenanc

Vintage and original in original frame. Titled Manuel, Juan, Francoise. Signed lower right. 17.5 x 23 visible. Framed to 29 x 34. Complimentary drop off at Qwik Pack & Ship in Eastham MA. They will do

Angel Botello (Barros) (Puerto Rico/Haiti/Spain, 1913-1986) modernist signed colored linoleum cut print on paper depicting a crowned figure atop a donkey, the figure pointing upwards to a star, render

Textured color linocut on black paper entitled C4 that exemplifies Angel Botello's works after moving to Puerto Rico in the 1950s. Nicknamed The Caribbean Gauguin for his use of bold colors and si