Rodolfo Cué, 'Corona de Catrina,' Oil with special technique on recycled wood - framed, 2019 - Appraisal Value: $10K
 
This artwork was created by Rodolfo Cué, a mexican artist and architect who lives and works in Xalapa, Veracruz. Born in 1976, he began his career as a painter exhibiting his works in Oaxaca in 1998 and art galleries in Mexico, and most recently in New York at the Museum Of Natural History. Since childhood he has been interested in art. He is self taught and has developed his own techniques using his hands and a variety of waste product and natural materials from the earth, combined with oil and acrylic paints. This year’s collection is being presented in Oaxaca is works on recycled materials with oils and his own unique process. Rodolfo’s works emanates fun and a fine line between figuration and abstraction, making you smile. 
 
Watch this artista as a “Star is Born”.
 
Within a simple purple frame.
  
Appraisal Value: $10,000.00
Our Price: $4,795.00
 
Specifications of artwork: 
Artist:
Rodolfo Cué
Title:
'Corona de Catrina'
Size/Dimensions, without frame:
20" (height) x 20" inches (width)
Size/Dimensions, with frame:
31" (height) x 31" inches (width)
Frame:
Purple
Year:
2019
Medium:
Oil with special technique on recycled wood
Condition:
Excellent
Appraise Value: 
$10,000.00