After Francisco Zuniga Costa Rican Bronze Sculpture

Medium: Bronze with greenish brownish patina (after Zuniga). Title: Seated Woman, 1975. Signature: Backside and dated. Dimensions: 14.5 x 13 x 13 inches. Lot note and provenance: Salvation Army, San F

PEINANDOSE (cat. Vol IV, pg.817, addendum to work 707A), 1974, cast bronze sculpture with gold patina, signed and dated, numbered VIII/XXVIII, 10 ½” tall plus wood base, with a little compound resi

Artist: Francisco Zuniga [d'apres] (Costa Rican/Mexican, 1913 - 1998). Title: "Mujer Desnuda Sentada II". Medium: Bronze sculpture with turquoise patina. Date: Composed 1971. Lot Note(s): Ins

FRANCISCO ZUNIGA (Costa Rican / Mexican, 1912-1998) 'Mujer Desnuda Sentada II', 1971Bronze with turquoise patina. Thigh signed, dated and editioned in the bronze.Number five from the

Limited edition bronze sculpture modeled as standing woman wearing shawl. Signed, dated 1972 and numbered 8/10 on the base. Fixed to black marble base. Artist: Francisco Zuniga Dimensions: 8.5"L x 8.5

This bronze sculpture represents a woman standing with her chin up and eyes closed as she holds a wrapped rebozo around her body and above her head. Renowned Latin American artist Francisco Zuniga scu

Rarely offered bronze sculpture of a heroic male holding a large flag in one arm and a mother and child protectively. He is striding forward bringing them along his revolutionary path. Renowned Latin

After Francisco Zuniga, Costa Rican/Mexican, 1912-1998. A 20th century patinated Bronze figure, titled "Mujer Sentada con Rebozo". Depicts a robed woman seated with legs crossed, on a rectangular Blac

Bronze sculpture modeled as mother standing with child hiding behind her robe. Textured surface. Zuniga inscribed to back. Fixed to red marble base. Artist: Francisco Zuniga Issued: 20th c. Dimensions

Bronze sculpture modeled as seated woman wearing a voluminous shawl enshrouding her head and body. Comes with wood block base painted black. Title plaque on base reads, Francisco Zuniga Mujer Sentada

Bronze or brass sculpture with dark brown patina. Modeled as seated woman wearing a large head scarf. Modeled after Francisco Zuniga's La Calera. Fixed to stacked black marble base. Zuniga inscribed t

Francisco Zuniga was a Costa Rican-born Mexican artist best known for his stylized figurative paintings and sculptures. Zuniga's work often adopts qualities of pre-Columbian art, especially in his sto

2nd half 20th century, modelled in the manner of Costa Rican / Mexican artist Francisco Zuniga (1912 -1998), showing the figure of a seated woman wearing a cowl, measuring 18" high x 18" wide x 18" de

Francisco Zuniga, bronze sculpture, Francisco Zuniga (Mexican, 1912 -1998), "Mother and Daughter", bronze with brown patina, signed, dated and numbered "Zuniga - 1974 - VI/VI", on marble base, 14.5"h

FRANCISCO ZUNIGA, (MEXICAN 1912-1998) BRONZE SCULPTURE, C.1962 H 8 3/8" W 6 3/4" "GRUPO DE MUJERES" Signed "Zuniga" on base. Greenish /brown patina, mounted on an onyx base.

Francisco Zuniga (Costa Rican, 1912-1998) Grupo de Mujeres Sentadas II. Color lithograph, pencil signed lower left, dated 1976, and inscribed 'H.C.", aside from the edition of 125. Published by Kyron

After Zuniga - Measurements: 8 in H x 9 x 7 inches

Francisco Zuniga (Costa Rican, 1912-1998) La Novia. Lithograph, pencil signed lower left, dated 1978 and numbered XXIX/XXX. Printed to the edges of the sheet. Reference: Brewster 44 III/III Sight: 17.

Mujer con Maranja color screenprint 1974. Signed, dated 1974, and Kyron bindstamp lower right. Initials CM and numbered 21 - 300 lower left. COA verso Dimensions: (Frame) H 40" x W 31" x D 1" (Paper)

Francisco Zuniga (Costa Rican, 1912-1998) Mujer de Oaxaca. Lithograph on brown paper. Pencil signed lower left, dated 1978 and numbered XXI/XXXIII. Printed to the edges of the sheet. Reference: Brewst

Portrait of four people. Plate signed and dated 1974 lower right. Measures 33" x 27" including frame, 24" x 19" image only. Artist: Francisco Zuniga Issued: 20th c.

Francisco Zuniga (Costa Rican Mexican, 1912-1998). An original watercolo and pencil mixed media painting on paper. Titled, "Vendadores de Flores" ("Flower Sellers"), produced 1964. A figural group dep

Francisco Zúñiga (Costa Rican, Mexican, 1912-1998) Two Standing Women with Shawls, 1971 Watercolor and sepia Conté on heavy white paper 25.5 x 19 (in) 33.25 x 26.25 x 1.5 (in) Framed Si

Francisco Zúñiga (Costa Rican, Mexican, 1912-1998) Descansando en butaque (Resting in a chair), 1982 Crayon and pastel on grey Ingres Fabriano paper 19.5 x 27.75 (in) 27.75 x 35.5 x 1.5 (in)