Jorge Dumas signed limited edition lithograph Voz De Pueblo, signature illegible to the lower right corner reads ‘Jorge Dumas’, title to the lower center border reads ‘Voz de Pueblo’, edition to the lower left corner reads ‘13/30l’, subject a figure playing a guitar in front of a village, piece mounted to foam board, piece wrapped in protective plastic film, water damage and mold to piece, measures 25 inches tall by 38 inches wide, Jorge Dumas, signed, limited edition, lithograph, Voz de Pueblo, home decor, wall art, modern art, contemporary art.7 Jorge Dumas was born in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1928. He first came to the United States in 1960 to collaborate with Carlos PAez in the design and execution of the mural for the Pan American Union Building in Washington, D.C. Dumas' works have been exhibited throughout the United States and South America. He received first prize in the National Salon of Buenos Aires. His paintings were chosen to represent Uruguay at the show that opened the Museum of Modern Art in Buenos Aires. Dumas has taught painting and