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Self-Taught Art • Contemporary Folk Art • Outsider Art
Call us at 334.220.5349
marcia@marciaweberartobjects.com • Facebook • Twitter
Ex Voto: Picador Grateful to Survive Bull’s Attack” dated April 15, 1948 by anonymous Mexican artist oil paint on tin 10″ x 12″ mounted on raw silk in brown ornate frame 14.5″ x 16.75″ $1400 #11864
Spanish Translation: On April 15, 1948 it happened to the Picador of Bulls, Manuel Dios, that a bull over 500 Kilos attacked him on his horse. It upset the animal and he fell over the rider making him believe that he would die in the act. But invoking the patronage of Our Lady of Guadalupe he came out only with light scrapes and a broken rib. And in gratitude to her he paints the present little Retablo.
With frame Ex Voto: Picador Grateful to Survive Bull’s Attack” dated April 15, 1948 by anonymous Mexican artist oil paint on tin 10″ x 12″ mounted on raw silk in brown ornate frame 14.5″ x 16.75″ $1400 #11864
Marcia Weber Art Objects gallery focuses on original one-of-a-kind masterpieces by self-taught artists, especially the art of genuine contemporary folk and outsider artists. More than 1000 works that are available for purchase can be seen on this site with price, art size and archival framing description if you click on the images.
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