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Send to a friendDay of the Dead Naif Watercolour Painting from Mexico, "Indian Fig Opuntia with Fruits"
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Delivery EstimateDay of the dead inspires many artistic expressions full of colour and symbolism. This time, Mexican artist Mercedes Collado draws inspiration from this festive celebration and natural themes to create a watercolour painting in a naif style. The composition depicts an Indian fig opuntia with skull fruits under a blue sky. Titled Nopal con tunas del día de Muertos in Spanish, the work comes stretched and signed.
- 80 grams
- 0.2 lbs
- Artwork: 28 cm W x 43 cm H
- Artwork: 11" W x 17" H
- Mat: 51 cm H x 36 cm W x 0.2 cm D
- Mat: 20" H x 14.25" W x 0.1" D
- Watercolour on paper; cardstock mat
- Arrives unframed
- Hand-crafted item -- colour, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Signed by the artist
- Stretched
- Made in Mexico.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Mexico
- Price includes VAT.
- We will also cover duty and any import fees for items shipped from outside the United Kingdom.
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Ed
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03/01/2022
"Simply Wonderful"
A beautiful addition to our home in the S.F. Bay Area. It really captures the spirit, and the color is fantastic. Thank you, Mercedes Collado. Also, it was packed very well; it made a second shipment undamaged to the west coast.
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