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Pedro Puerta

Pedro Puerta - La Esmeralda

La Esmeralda

Pedro Puerta's linocut, "La Esmeralda" is an accomplished work of art created by the Peruvian artist between 1970 and 1980. This original linocut is printed in two colors upon fine China paper and with full margins. It is signed with the artist's monogram and titled in the image. This particular impression is also signed, titled and dedicated by the artist in pencil along the lower margin. Pedro Puerta's original linocut depicts the Huaca Esmeralda, an adobe pyramid situated about five kilometers from Trujillo.
 
Title: La Esmeralda
Artist: Puerta, Pedro (Trujillo, Peru, Active c. 1960 - 1990)
Date: c. 1970 - 1980
Medium: Original Linocut in Two Colors
Note: Pedro Puerta: Born and raised in the northern Peruvian city of Trujillo, Pedro Puerta specialized in the art of the linocut and woodcut. Almost completely self-taught, Pedro Puerta established a studio and printmaking workshop within his home. His original linocuts and woodcuts, printed upon either paper or cloth, represent the Mochica Indian culture of the region and depict some of it's greatest sites. Huaca Esmeralda is an adobe pyramid situated about five kilometers from Trujillo. Famous for its animal carvings this archeological monument dates from the Chimu civilization.
  The july 28, 1977 Valley News, Van Nuys, California includes an article which states that tourists visiting the Chan-Chan's ceremonial ruins located three miles from Trujillo, Peru's third largest city are likely to encounter the artist, Pedro Puerta, who they call 'El Hombre de Chan-Chan' (The Man of Chan-Chan). The article also mentions that he is a local historian of the Chan-Chan ruins who has devoted the past twenty five years studying the ruins. It also says that Pedro Puerta sells Chimu and Mochica relief rubbings from his art gallery located along the Pan American hi way about a mile from the Chan-Chan ruins. The Brownsville Herald newspaper, May 17, 1977 also contains an article about Pedro Puerta. It reads; "The artist, Pedro Puerta, 43, has been a guide and then an independent authority on the ruins for 20 years. His gallery is near the International Hotel."
  Today the art of Pedro Puerta is included in many public and private collections both in Peru and elsewhere. The Benson Latin American Collection at the University of Texas, Austin, lists three Pedro Puerta prints in its permanent collection. They are Hombre - Camaron Mochica (Mochica Shrimp - Man), 1981, Pesca Ritual Ritmica Mochica (Mochica Fishing Rithmic Ritual), 1981, and Miscelanea Mochica (Mochica Miscelaneous), 1981.
Size: 10 1/4 X 22 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
  UnMatted
Buy Now Price: $425.00 US
Condition: Printed upon fine China paper and with full margins. Signed with the artist's monogram and titled in the image. Also, signed, titled and dedicated (to Sra. Griggs) by the artist in pencil along the lower margin. A strongly printed impression in two colours and in excellent condition throughout. "La Esmeralda" represents a superb, original example of the Peruvian art of Pedro Puerta.
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Original Linocut by the Peruvian artist, Pedro Puerta.

La Esmeralda original linocut by the Peruvian artist Pedro Puerta
La Esmeralda

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