Exvoto Mexican Folk art Painting- Man, Four-eyed Woman and Virgin of Guadalupe Danish something changed—An intersection between art

something changed—An intersection between art

this early piece balances the raw structural geometry of Hoey's influence with the dreamlike atmosphere Klemm is celebrated for today

organic shapes to create a wearable piece of sculpture

The brooch embodies the era's appreciation for brutalist and biomorphic aesthetics

etched glass shades and heavy vert antique green marble bases

Exvoto Mexican Folk art Painting- Man, Four-eyed Woman and Virgin of Guadalupe Danish something changed—An intersection between art12" x 9" A vibrant exvoto folk art painting by Christopher Rodriguez Contreras. A contemporary artist that tells a tale of gratitude. Contreras offers a window into the everyday life of the common people of Mexico through tales once told. Acrylic on tin. Signed "CR 24" bottom right. "M Morcielago" on verso. Some minor scratches to painting. Unframed. Translation: "Odilon Martinez paid homage to the Virgin with this exvoto giving infinite thanks that