Jose Luis Cuevas: La Vida Cuevas Comedies 1969, 64/100

The Sorceres La Vida (Life) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 64/100, 1969 Pencil signed, dated, and editioned by

Jose Luis Cuevas, "La Vida", "The Sorceres" or "Al Pincel", from Cuevas's lithographic portfolio, "Homage to Quevedo" (1969). Color lithograph on paper. Hand signed by Cuevas at top center, and number

El Santo de la Guerra (Saint of War) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio. Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 32/100, 1969. Pencil signed, dated, and e

El Santo de la Guerra (Saint of War) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio. Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 31/100, 1969. Pencil signed, dated, and e

José Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934 – 2017): El Santo de la Guerra (Saint of War) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf

El Santo de la Guerra (Saint of War) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 30/100, 1969 Pencil signed, dated, and edi

El Santo de la Guerra (Saint of War) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio. Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 31/100, 1969. Pencil signed, dated, and e

El desfil (the Parade), pl.9 from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 54/100, 1969 Pencil signed, dated, and editioned b

Lot 134 José Luis Cuevas Mexican (1934-2017) The Sorceres La Vida lithograph pencil signed upper center, numbered 78/100 22 1/2 x 30 inches Provenance: from a private Connecticut collection tw

José Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934 – 2017): Lo Feo de Este Mundo III (The Uglyness of this World III) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-whit

José Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934 – 2017): Lo Feo de Este Mundo II (The ugliness of this world II) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white

José Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934 – 2017): Mirate en este espejo (Look at Yourself in this Mirror) #3 pl.12 from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio. Color Lithograph On Silvered Acet

Lo Feo de Este Mundo III (The Uglyness of this World III) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 31/100, 1969 Pencil s

Lo Feo de Este Mundo II (The ugliness of this world II) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 25/100, 1969 Pencil sig

El desfil (the Parade), pl.9 from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 54/100, 1969 Pencil signed, dated, and editioned b

Lo Feo de Este Mundo II (The ugliness of this world II) from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph on handmade antique-white Crisbrook Waterleaf Edition 27/100, 1969 Pencil sig

91/100, 1969 Jose Luis Cuevas is a Mexican artist and was one of the first to challenge the then dominant Mexican muralism movement as a prominent member of the Generaciân de la Ruptura. Jose Luis Cu

ARTIST: Jose Luis Cuevas (Mexico City, Mexico, 1934-2017) TITLE: El Santo de la Guerra (Saint of War) MEDIUM: Color Lithograph on handmade Crisbrook Waterleaf paper OVERALL SIZE: unframed, 30" x 22" D

Mirate en este espejo (Look at Yourself in this Mirror) #3 pl.12 from Cuevas Comedies, Homage to Quevedo Portfolio Color Lithograph On Silvered Acetate Adhered To Paper Edition 28/95, 1969 Pencil sign

La Casa era de Madame Emma Brahms (illustration for "Los Hombres y las Cosas Solo Querian Jugar" by Luis Guillermo Piazza); watercolor on paper, cut-out and mounted to paper, matted (unframed), signed

Jose Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934 - 2017), "The Tattooed Acrobat" from Cuevas's "Comedies" portfolio (1971). Lithograph, screenprint, and embossing on paper. Hand signed by Cuevas in lower right, number

Jose Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934 - 2017), "The Magician's Message" from Cuevas's "Comedies" portfolio (October 14, 1971). Color lithograph on paper. Envelope and poster with five prints. Poster is sign

Jose Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934 - 2017), "Recollections", "A Fernando Benitez" or "Jose Cuevas as David Copperfield" from Cuevas's "Comedies" portfolio (1971). Lithograph over engraving. Signed and da

Cuevas, Jose Luis (Mexican, 1934 - 2017), Condicion Humana II, from series Homage to Quevedo (1969), lithograph printed in colors, 22 x 15.5 inches, pencil signed and numbered 76/100, framed in a weld