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LUIS FERRO MARQUEZ (b.1899)Framed Original Oil Painting Guanajuato Street Scene
LUIS FERRO MARQUEZ (b.1899)Framed Original Oil Painting Guanajuato Street Scene
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Stunning cityscape street scene by Luis Ferro Marquez likely a street in the city of Guanajuato, Mexico.
Size: Image: 45cm x 73cm (17.5" x 29")
Frame: 55cm x 84cm (21.5" x 33")
Condition: Image: Good. Frame: Good. Some signs of age but no obvious damage.
About the painting:
This captivating oil painting by Mexican artist Luis Ferro Marquez showcases a picturesque street scene framed by a grand stone archway, inviting the viewer into a vibrant colonial town. Rendered in a richly textured impasto style, the composition bursts with life, colourful buildings adorned with balconies and lush greenery line the narrow street, leading the eye toward a serene hillside under a brilliant blue sky. A hanging lantern suspended from the arch adds a touch of old-world charm, while the ornate gold frame enhances the painting’s timeless elegance. Marquez’s signature style evokes nostalgia and warmth, celebrating the architectural beauty and cultural spirit of traditional Mexican towns.
About the artist:
Luis Ferro Marquez was a Mexican painter born in 1899, celebrated for his evocative depictions of traditional Mexican towns and rural life. Working primarily in oil, Marquez embraced an impressionistic style, often using thick, expressive brushstrokes to bring depth and emotion to his scenes. His paintings capture the charm of colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and everyday moments, reflecting a deep appreciation for Mexico’s cultural heritage. Though not widely known in mainstream art circles, his work has found a devoted audience among collectors who value its nostalgic warmth and regional authenticity. Marquez’s legacy lives on through his richly textured canvases, which continue to evoke the spirit and beauty of old Mexico.
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