Virgen del Carmen con Nino

Cuzco School, Virgen del Carmen con Nino, 1804 Dimensions:42 3/4 x 32 5/8 inches Artist Name:Cuzco School Medium:oil on canvas Circa:1804

Retablo Panel Painting. La Virgen del Carmen: Our Lady of Mount Carme. Attributed to the Truchas Master Painter Pedro Antonio Fresquis (Truchas, 1749-1831). *Collection of J.B. Neumann, New York (labe

Spanish Colonial, 19th century CE. A captivating painting of The Virgen del Carmen (Nuestra Senora del Carmen - Our Lady of Mt. Carmel) who holds the Christ Child while the pair float upon billowing c

**Originally Listed At $150** Josefina Aguilar (Mexican, XX-XXI century). Religious sculpture - hand painted terracotta figures, 20th century. Signed on back of golden robe. A lovely painted pottery s

La Virgen del Carmen holding the Christ Child o/c, 61 by 39 in.; carved frame 65 by 43.5 in. Both figures are holding images of the shield of the Carmelite Order, the Child also holding a cross and de

(lot of 4) Spanish Colonial tin retablos, late 19th/early 20th century, including the Virgen del Rosario and Nino Salvador, largest: 7.5"h x 10.5"w

Olio su tela, cm. 10x15. Sul verso: firma e dedica. Bibliografia: 2006, i 10x15 di Gianfranco Pancani, Una collezione particolare di arte italiana del Novecento, C. Caneva, Edifir, p. 45, tav XLVIII;

Mexican retablo, depicting La Virgen y El Nino (The Madonna and Child), also referred to as Nuestra Señora del Refugio (de los Pecadores) (Our Lady, Refuge (of Sinners), oil on tin, circa 19th cent

Oil on canvas, attributed to Fernando Botero, approx. 31x23 in. Fernando Botero Angulo is a Colombian figurative artist and sculptor. Born in Medellín, his signature style, also known as "Boterismo",

Tempera and gesso on hand-adzed pine panel New Mexican retablo painting of Nuestra Senora del Carmen, attributed to Pedro Antonio Fresquis, (1749-1831) Truchas, New Mexico, or possibly his workshop. F

"Waterlilies," 1990 Oil on canvas Signed lower right: Calvo, signed again, dated, titled, numbered and inscribed verso: #38 / "Reproduction Rights reserved by the artist" 50" H x 50" W

Luis Ortiz Monasterio(1906-1990)"Mujer con Nino y Alcatraces," 1950Patinated bronze on wood baseEdition: 4/5Signed, dated, and numbered to the base: Monasterio / 5013.375" H x 4.75&quot

Rufino del Carmen Arellanes Tamayo (August 25, 1899 – June 24, 1991) was a Mexican painter of Zapotec heritage, born in Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico.[1][2] Tamayo was active in the mid-20th cent

Spanish Colonial Cusco School painting, depicting, La Virgen del Apocalipsis (Virgin of The Apocalypse), oil on canvas, framed sight: height 27 in. x width 20.5 in.,

Maria Del Carmen Calvo Oil on Board - (1937-2019) Titled ''The Flower Study'' , 40'' x 32''

FRANCISCO ZUNIGA (Mexican 1912-1998) "Mujer con Nino" Lithograph. Sheet: 23 x 18 3/4 inches; Frame: 36 3/4 x 31 3/4 inches. Signed, numbered and dated in pencil l/l: Zuniga, 38/45, 1982. COA verso fro

Lithograph. 8/45 1982 Dimensions: Frame H 26" x W 22", Sight H 23" x W 19" Condition: Some wear to frame.

Acrylic on Canvas signed (Mary Louise) Lopez, 48" x 30", "Mujer Con Nino".

1982; lithograph on wove paper, framed under acrylic; pencil-signed, dated, and numbered 11/45 lower left; edition II; Kyron blind stamp lower right; 23 x 19 inches sheet; 29 1/2 x 25 1/2 inches frame

Foot bridge across a pond Oil on canvas Signed lower left: Calvo 30" H x 30" W Notes: Framed size: 38" H x 38" W x 2.25" D.

Maria Del Carmen Calvo(1937-2019)Boats at dockOil on MasoniteSigned lower right: Calvo58" H x 36" W

A Mexican retablo oil on tin Our Lady of the Rosary (19th Century) depticing Virgen del Rosario (Virgin of the Rosary) in a landscape setting, wearing a crown, dressed in blue and red robe garment hol

The ship with painted red and white hull, and a cloud-filled background, inscribed below "El Virgen del Congest, a three masted schooner was constructed in a shipyard of Arenys de Mar in the year 1874

Mexican retablo, depicting La Virgin Del Carmen (Our Lady of Mount Carmel) oil on tin, circa 19th century height 7 in. x width 5 in. Provenance: The collection of San Antonio, Texas entrepr