Detailed Latino Folk Art Comalapa School Movement - Painting Of The Fiesta De Comalapa, Signed
Chairish$473
Detailed Latino Folk Art Comalapa School Movement - Painting Of The Fiesta De Comalapa, Signed
Chairish$473
Trust Reposed NY as an 8 time super seller (all the years that the platform has awarded the honor,) with high end buyer feedback. We attempt to communicate our antique and vintage products in an honest and detailed manner both by description and in photographs. You can trust our commitment to sell you exactly what you see and want. If you have any further questions about something we are selling, please reach out through the messaging system. The Comalapa School refers to a pioneering movement of naive folk art originating from the Kaqchikel Maya town of San Juan Comalapa, Guatemala. These paintings are globally recognized for their vibrant colors, geometric design, and detailed, bird's-eye depictions of everyday Maya village life, traditions, and ceremonies. The movement emerged in the mid-20th century and has since become a major cultural force, with the town often dubbed the "Florence of America". Painted on canvas and stretched on a wood stretcher. Framed. The painting is a highly detailed artwork depicting everyday life during a celebration. Paintings from this area are highly organized, balanced, and sometimes geometric in arrangement. Artists frequently employ a "procession" style to show movements of people, often layering multiple scenes onto one canvas. In its original hand carved wood frame. Minor surface wear. Frame 23.25" W x 18" H Painting 22" W x 16" H