Esterio Segura Mora Cuba , b. 1970
Goodbye My Love 4, 2014
Signed & Dated
Resin sculpture, painted in red
92 1/2 x 20 1/2 x 11 3/4 in
235 x 52 x 30 cm
235 x 52 x 30 cm
Edition of 20 plus 2 artist's proofs
Leading figure in the Cuban contemporary art scene, Esterio Segura is known for his works combining poetry and imaginative power, and considered as one of the most controversial artists of...
Leading figure in the Cuban contemporary art scene, Esterio Segura is known for his works combining poetry and imaginative power, and considered as one of the most controversial artists of his generation
In his paintings, sculptures, and installations, he uses humorous imagery to approach Cuban history loaded with social and political concerns. His work is rich in inspirations such as mythological and popular imagerie, religious art, Spanish Baroque and paintings of Caravaggio.
This artwork is available in 3 sizes:
- small, 44 cm: 2600 euros
- average, 81 cm: 6000 euros
- large, 150 cm: 15,000 euros
In his paintings, sculptures, and installations, he uses humorous imagery to approach Cuban history loaded with social and political concerns. His work is rich in inspirations such as mythological and popular imagerie, religious art, Spanish Baroque and paintings of Caravaggio.
This artwork is available in 3 sizes:
- small, 44 cm: 2600 euros
- average, 81 cm: 6000 euros
- large, 150 cm: 15,000 euros
Provenance
Directly from our artist Studio in CubaExhibitions
Since 1997, Esterio Segura he has been present in the most important international fairs of contemporary art (ARCO- Art Chicago - ARTE-BA in Buenos-Aire - Berlin - Art Paris - Art Basel Miami - Pulse, New York - Arte America, Miami ... His artworks can be found in the collections of the largest museums: Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, La Habana. Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), Nueva York. Bronx Museum, Nueva York. Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach, California, USA. Museum of Latin American Art of the University of Essex, England. Museum of Arizona University, Estados Unidos. Museum of the University of South Florida, Tampa. Pérez Art Museum of Miami (PAMM), Miami, Florida, and in large private collections around the world.Courtesy of 193 Gallery
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