Xerograph of a Woman with Iguanas by Armando Gomez de Alba

A xerograph of a woman bowing her head to two iguanas that have their tails tied together. Another iguana hides behind her back while the sun with its indifferent face looks into the distance. Framed in wood with glass.

Dimensions
28.5"L x 20.5"W x .75"H 

Circa
1987

Artist
Armando Gómez de Alba was a distinguished Mexican painter and scenographer celebrated for his portrayals of daily life, landscapes, and national heritage. His work spanned muralism, portraiture, and theatrical design. With commissions from cultural and religious institutions and exhibitions across Europe and the Americas, his legacy endures as a testament to Mexico’s artistic richness.

Xerography
Xerography emerged in Mexico as part of a broader international movement in the 1970s and ’80s that explored the artistic possibilities of the newly found photocopying technology.

Condition
Very Good, consistent with age and use

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