Bustamante School, Surrealist Painting Women in Landscape, Mexico C. 1980s This captivating Surrealist oil painting, of the Bustamante School, was painted in Mexico circa the 1980s. Measuring 30 inches by 40 inches (unframed) and signed "Pachio" in the lower right corner, this work is presented in a fine carved giltwood and blackened frame, bringing the total dimensions to an impressive 49 inches by 39 inches. The painting depicts an enigmatic scene of women in a dreamlike landscape, blending rich symbolism, vibrant colors, and elements of fantasy. It draws clear artistic influence from the renowned Mexican artist and sculptor Sergio Bustamante (b. 1949), known for his imaginative, surreal compositions that explore the boundary between reality and dream. The figures are rendered with a delicate precision that evokes both mystery and emotion, set against a background that merges natural and abstract forms. This work is a fine and large example of Latin American Surrealist art, offering a window into the region's distinctive visual storytelling tradition. Ready to place and hang, it is perfect for collectors, art enthusiasts, or those seeking a statement work that invites curiosity and conversation. Its bold imagery and artistic talent make it a striking addition to any interior.