Mariana Yampolsky - Ninos trabajando por la Paz or Children working for Peace

Ninos Trabajando por la Paz (Children Working for Peace)

Mariana Yampolsky's original linocut, "Ninos Trabajando por la Paz", (Children Working for Peace) is printed upon stiff. white, wove paper and with large, full margins as created and printed by the artist around 1950 at the Taller de Grafica Popular (TGP). It is signed in pencil by Yampolsky to the lower right. This original impression bears a type written tag along the lower left margin with the artist's name, the title of the piece and the medium. "Ninos trabajando por la Paz" is a fine example of the famous Mexican art created by Mariana Yampolsky.

Original Linocut by the American artist, Mariana Yampolsky.

Ninos Trabajando por la Paz (Children Working for Peace)

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#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Source	Notes	-
01-		Mexican Girl (Mujer en la Cola del Carbon - Woman in the Coal Line-up) by Jose Ignacio Aguirre	Original Lithograph	1947	Associated American Artists, New York	Signed in pencil by Jose Ignacio Aguirre along the lower right margin.
02.-		Woman of Taxco (Mujer de Taxco) Cabeza de Mujer (Head of a Woman) by Luis Arenal	Original Lithograph	1947	Associated American Artists, New York	Signed in pencil by Luis Arenal along the lower right margin.	Sold
03.-		Mexican Marketplace (Fishwives) by Francisco Dosamantes	Original Lithograph	1947	Associated American Artists, New York	Signed in pencil by Francisco Dosamantes under the image.
04.-		The Maguey of Topilejo by Pablo O'Higgins	Original Lithograph	1950	Eight Studies by Mexican Masters of Graphic Arts, New York	Signed and dated In the stone by Pablo O'Higgins and signed and titled in pencil along the lower margin	Sold
05.-		Ninos Trabajando por la Paz (Children Working for Peace) by Mariana Yampolsky	Original Linocut	c. 1950	Taller de Grafica Popular	Signed in pencil by Mariana Yampolsky to the lower right.

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Title:	Ninos Trabajando por la Paz (Children Working for Peace)
Artist:	Yampolsky, Mariana (Chicago, 1925 - Mexico City, 2002)
Date:	c. 1950
Medium:	Original Linocut
Publisher:	Taller de Grafica Popular
Note:	Mariana Yampolsky: A major Mexican photographer, printmaker and painter of the twentieth century, Mariana Yampolsky graduated with her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Chicago in 1945. Fascinated with both Mexican art and culture she immediately moved to Mexico City and enrolled in la Escuela de Pintura y Escultura and joined the outstanding graphic arts workshop, Taller de Grafica Popular (TGP). She worked there creating lithographs and linocuts until 1958 with such artists as Leopoldo Mendez, Alfredo Zalce, Pablo O'Higgins, Alberto Beltran, Luis Arenal, Francisco Dosamantes, and Jose Ignacio Aguirre. Mariana Yampolsky was also the first woman elected to the Taller de Grafica's board of Directors. It is probable that Ninos trabajando por la Paz (Children working for Peace) was created and printed there.
	In 1948, Mariana Yampolsky began experimenting with photography. She soon became as famous in this form of art as in printmaking. Her influential Mexican photographs have been published in such books as, La Casa en la Tierra, El Casa que Canta, El Raiz y el Camino and Estancias del Olvido.
	Since 1955 the prints and photographs of Mariana Yampolsky have been the subject of international exhibitions in Tokyo, Zurich, Milan, Berlin, London, Chicago, New York and elsewhere.
	In 1947, the Taller de Grafica Popular (TGP), published the famous portfolio entitled, Las Estampas de la Revolucion Mexicana, 85 Grabados de los Artistas del Taller de Grafica Popular, editado por la Estampa Mexicana. (Prints of the Mexican Revolution 85 engravings from the artist of the TGP, edited by the Estampa Mexicana). The portfolio included original graphic works of art by Mariana Yampolsky, Ignacio Aguirre, Angel Bracho, Alfredo Zalce, Luis Arenal and other famous artists of the TGP.
Size:	8 X 11 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
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Condition:	Printed upon stiff. white, wove paper and with large, full margins as created and printed by the artist around 1950. Signed in pencil by Yampolsky to the lower right. Bearing a type written tag along the lower left margin (verso) with the artist's name, the title of the piece and the medium. A strongly printed impression and in excellent condition throughout. Ninos trabajando por la Paz (Children working for Peace) represents a prime, original example of the famous Mexican art of Mariana Yampolsky.
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