For Mexican artist, Mariana González, muralist Diego Rivera was a strong influence on her work. Yet she demonstrates her own style with this exquisite triptych. Scarlet tulips slowly lift their heads toward the sun in a work of exceptional realism. Titled Tulipanes en rojo in Spanish.

Product Features:

• Weight: 6.4 lbs
• Each canvas (3): 31.5" H x 11.75" W x 1.4" D
• Together: 31.5" H x 36" W x 1.4" D
• Colors: Red, Green
• By Mariana Gonzalez, scarlet tulips slowly lift their heads toward the sun
• Oil on canvas triptych
• Each work of this limited edition piece features slight variations that make it unique
• Signed by the artist
• Stretched
• Arrives unframed
• 3-piece set
• Made in Mexico 

Story Behind the Art:

I was born in Guadalajara, the beautiful City of Roses, in 1974. I was attracted to the arts while very young, but it wasn't until high school that I had the marvelous opportunity to work as a painter's apprentice in a small art studio. I combined these activities with my classwork until I graduated, and continued for another three years, during which I acquired the basics to more deeply explore the arts. In the art classes, we 'learned by doing.' It was the experience I acquired as an apprentice and my own talents that led me to create what I've done up to now. Today, I'm still in school, finishing a degree in industrial engineering at the same time that I paint. I'm passionate about both because there's always something new to learn. Both have a great deal to do with art, with imagination, inventiveness, and passion. One of my dreams is to open a restaurant-gallery where I can exhibit my work and practice my profession. Since 1989, my paintings have been exhibited in Mexican venues; they also figure in collections in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.

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