© 2019 Ana Gadish-Linares (ARTESANA Studios)
Art Deco Series #2 (2019) デジタルアーツ Ana Gadish-Linares (ARTESANA Studios) によって
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デジタルアーツ,
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- 寸法 利用可能ないくつかのサイズ
- 利用可能ないくつかのサポート (ファインアート紙, 金属への印刷, キャンバスプリント)
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Featuring an art deco style interior from Cuba, this original digital illustration will brighten up your space and add some great depth to your gallery wall.
This room is the entrance to the 1914 Havana mansion of the Marqués de Avilés. The entrance hall—which architect-author Hermes Mallea calls “one of the most beautiful spaces in Havana”—recalls[...]
Featuring an art deco style interior from Cuba, this original digital illustration will brighten up your space and add some great depth to your gallery wall.
This room is the entrance to the 1914 Havana mansion of the Marqués de Avilés. The entrance hall—which architect-author Hermes Mallea calls “one of the most beautiful spaces in Havana”—recalls that of an 18th-century Paris hôtel particulier.
Ana is a first-generation Cuban-American artist who uses her art as a vehicle to understand her own cultural identity, as Cuba has remained embargoed or otherwise restricted for the better part of 70 years.
Images and are all that remain and Ana uses images to mentally and visually piece together the environments spoken of so fondly by those who were fortunate enough to live there during its golden age.
This room is the entrance to the 1914 Havana mansion of the Marqués de Avilés. The entrance hall—which architect-author Hermes Mallea calls “one of the most beautiful spaces in Havana”—recalls that of an 18th-century Paris hôtel particulier.
Ana is a first-generation Cuban-American artist who uses her art as a vehicle to understand her own cultural identity, as Cuba has remained embargoed or otherwise restricted for the better part of 70 years.
Images and are all that remain and Ana uses images to mentally and visually piece together the environments spoken of so fondly by those who were fortunate enough to live there during its golden age.
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Ana Gadish-Linares (neé Ana Haydeé Linares) is a Cuban-American artist, illustrator, and designer. She creates interdisciplinary art that stimulates discussions on cultural identity, ancestry, mental health,[...]
Ana Gadish-Linares (neé Ana Haydeé Linares) is a Cuban-American artist, illustrator, and designer. She creates interdisciplinary art that stimulates discussions on cultural identity, ancestry, mental health, and gender.
Ana has a BA in Fine Arts and Art History from the University of Florida and an MS in Arts Administration from Boston University. She has expertise in graphite drawing, printmaking, collage, letterpress, graphic design, and digital illustration.
She is currently living in a small suburb outside of San Francisco, CA with her husband, Or, and their two cats, Tulip and Domino.
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国籍:
アメリカ合衆国
- 生年月日 : 日付不明
- 芸術的ドメイン：
- グループ： 現代アメリカ人アーティスト
