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Omar Quiñones Framed Poster (1984)

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Omar Quiñones Framed Poster (1984)

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Omar Quiñones is a prominent Puerto Rican artist, specifically recognized for his contributions to the island's vibrant poster art tradition, particularly through the medium of silkscreen printing. This particular poster commemorates the 23rd National Artisans Fair of Barranquitas (23ra Feria Nacional de Artesanías de Barranquitas) held in 1984. The poster dated ‘1984’, firmly places it within the artist’s most active and recognized period, as evidenced by his receipt of the prestigious Library of Congress American Latino 1984 Poster award. His work has been published and has participated in various exhibitions in Puerto Rico, Hartford, New York, Boston, Florida, California, Hawaii, Cuba, Santo Domingo, Washington DC, Brazil, Paris, France, Switzerland, Sydney and Amsterdam.  Double-matted and framed, with glass, and ready to hang. Dimensions: 23” x 37” (approximate)

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