Williams Carmona "River Stix" (Styx) Limited Edition Artist Proof A/P Artist Hand Signed & Inscribed Framed and Matted Stone Lithograph

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Williams Carmona
"River Stix" (Styx)
Limited Edition Artist Proof A/P
Artist Hand Signed & Inscribed
Framed … Read more Very Good + Condition

Williams Carmona
"River Stix" (Styx)
Limited Edition Artist Proof A/P
Artist Hand Signed & Inscribed
Framed and Matted Stone Lithograph

frame size is approximately 35" High x 43" Wide
print line of sight size is approximately 24" High x 32" Wide
image size is approximately 19" High x 24" Wide

Please Read ! Local Pickup is OK! This fabulous Carmona artwork is framed, in Very Good + overall condition and is ready to display ~ there are some minor issues with some light nicks on the frame and one point where the frame veneer is lifting slightly, and the frame is intentionally distressed ~ there are no other notable condition issues ~ please see photos for condition details ~ tracking number included with all shipments ~ All items are from a smoke free environment. We ship orders every day, and same day when possible. Your complete satisfaction is our goal!

About the Artist:

Williams Carmona was born in Havana Cuba in 1967. He has resided in San Juan, Puerto Rico since 1990.

Carmona’s art began to be bought by important collectors who visited Havana. Since the early 90’s, already in Puerto Rico, his provoking Caribbean surrealism has been acquired and exposed in important private collections all over the world, and is part of the collections of prestigious museums in the United States, Latin America and Europe. In 1997, while he was still in his early 30’s, Carmona’s work began to be successfully auctioned in Christie’s and Sotheby’s, as well in many respected auctions for different charities.

Williams was born in Havana, Cuba in 1967 and studied at the Universidad de Bellas Artes. He has lived and worked in Puerto Rico since 1991, exhibiting at various galleries and museums. Originally from a broken family and modest means, Williams scaled the peaks of the global artistic scene and is now recognized by critics, peers and sophisticated collectors as one of the luminaries of surrealism. In 1996, the artist was honored with a solo exhibition in his adopted homeland at the Museo de las Americas in San Juan, Puerto Rico. That same year, Williams was invited to participate in the Latin American masters group exhibition, Latin ViewPoints, at the Nassau County Museum of Art in Long Island, New York. His works have made their place in the homes of art collectors in America, Europe and South America, as well as auction houses including Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillips.

Williams’ work can be found in numerous major public collections and prestigious museums See less