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| UVER SOLÍS: Selection of works from 100 Years of Creations by 20 Women Artists (1922 to 2022) |
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Uver Solis artworks on display in our main showroom area as part of the 100 Years of Creations by 20 Women Artists (1922 to 2022) exhibition.
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Uver Solís (1923-1974)
Carnival
(Carnaval), 1945
oil on canvas
24 x 30 inches
PRIVATE COLLECTION
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“The colors became a testimony of the people and their town, their customs and their feelings, often taken to the Jovellanense context. Take a look at “Carnival” and you will already be seeing an example of the above, where composition, color and shapes are so perfectly justified that we experience the fascination of walking among endless crowds of overwhelming mulatto women, black partygoers, resonating drums and the sweat of a street party. Her affect leads us to the recreation of an innocent hedonism, apparently without many pretensions.”
-Guy-Perez Cisneros
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Detailed look at The faces on Carnival
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Detailed look at The faces on Carnival
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The artists use of natural greens and earthy tones in her works are marvelously reciprocated by the beautiful wooden frames that surround them.
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Uver Solís (1923-1974)
Our Countryside
(Nuestro Campo), 1963
mixed media on heavy paper
laid down on board
9 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches
SOLD
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Uver Solís (1923 – 1974)
Two Oxen at Sunset
(Dos Bueyes al Atardecer), 1963
mixed media on heavy paper laid down on board
9 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches
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Uver Solís (1923-1974)
True Love
(Amor Verdadero), 1969
mixed media on heavy paper
laid down on board
13 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches
SOLD
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The artists extensive variety of themes are beautifully integrated within her heavily stylized forms.
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“If there is a Thelma Streat in the United States, in Cuba there is an Uver Solís, a synthesis of Spain, Africa and Asia.”
-Diego Rivera,
speaking at the Modern Cuban Painting exhibition,
Fine Arts Palace, Mexico City, 1946
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the artist maintains a constant style throughout her work, creating the unique uniformity seen throughout her various mixed media compositions.
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Uver Solís (1923 – 1974)
Young Lady with Mango
(Muchacha con Mango), 1970
mixed media on heavy paper
laid down on board
13 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches
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Uver Solís (1923-1974)
Self-Portrait
(Autorretrato), 1956
watercolor and ink on paper
12 1/2 x 9 inches
PRIVATE COLLECTION
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Uver Solís (1923 – 1974)
The Seer
(Brujalba), 1970
14 x 17 3/4 inches
mixed media on heavy paper
SOLD
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A perfectly balanced display of Uver Solís works, with her important oil painting Carnival as the centerpiece.
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