SPECTRUM IV by Carlos Davila

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SPECTRUM IV by Carlos Davila is an etching with an image size of 24″ X 20″ plus full margins in an edition 125. This beautiful, high quality print is pencil signed and numbered by the artist.

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SPECTRUM IV by Carlos Davila

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$450.00

SPECTRUM IV by Carlos Davila is an etching with an image size of 24″ X 20″ plus full margins in an edition 125. This beautiful, high quality print is pencil signed and numbered by the artist.

Note picture of Carlos Davila painting.

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ABOUT THE ARTIST – (Click on any picture to enlarge it)

Born and educated in Lima Peru, Carlos Davila comes from a family of artists. After receiving his MFA from La Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes, he participated in the reconstruction of the 1,500 year old Pre-Columbian city Chan-Chan in northern Peru.

Prior to emigrating to the United States, Davila spent time exhibiting in and traveling around Europe. He lived in New York City for many years where he attended Pratt Graphic Center and the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, and worked from a studio in Greenwich Village.

He currently lives in Bridgeport Connecticut with his wife, Jane, who is also an artist, and works from an airy studio loft in a nearby converted factory.

SPECTRUM IV by Carlos Davila is an etching. The image size is 24" X 20" plus full margins in an edition 125. Pencil signed and numbered by the artist.

SPECTRUM IV by Carlos Davila

MAKE AN OFFER

All Reasonable Offers will be considered

$450.00

SPECTRUM IV by Carlos Davila is an etching with an image size of 24″ X 20″ plus full margins in an edition 125. This beautiful, high quality print is pencil signed and numbered by the artist.

Note picture of Carlos Davila painting.

Contact us for further information and/or shipping options and cost.

ABOUT THE ARTIST – (Click on any picture to enlarge it)

Born and educated in Lima Peru, Carlos Davila comes from a family of artists. After receiving his MFA from La Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes, he participated in the reconstruction of the 1,500 year old Pre-Columbian city Chan-Chan in northern Peru.

Prior to emigrating to the United States, Davila spent time exhibiting in and traveling around Europe. He lived in New York City for many years where he attended Pratt Graphic Center and the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, and worked from a studio in Greenwich Village.

He currently lives in Bridgeport Connecticut with his wife, Jane, who is also an artist, and works from an airy studio loft in a nearby converted factory.