LUIS AGUIRRE

24 feb 2010

ALWAYS TOGETHER

30 cm x 45 cm

Acrylic on Canvas

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Unknown1 de diciembre de 2010, 17:57
Me gustan mucho tus pinturas, el sentir la naturaleza en todo su explendor, destacando la fauna y la ecología.
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gonzalo18 de agosto de 2011, 15:40
Que cheveres todas tus pinturas, son relajantes y con motivo a la naturaleza usas muy bien los colores
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2010-2013 The Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC) is a non-profit, international organization dedicated to the celebration and preservation of the natural world. Based in Vancouver, Canada, the Foundation represents the world's leading collective of artists focused on nature and wildlife, with a membership spanning five continents and twenty-seven countries. The organization's mission is to support wildlife and habitat conservation, biodiversity, sustainability and environmental education through art that celebrates our natural heritage.

2010 - The Wildlife Art Society International ( TWASI ) in England. (www.twasi.com) The Wildlife Art Society International was founded in 1992 with the purpose of promoting a greater appreciation of the wildlife art genre, the animals, plants and wild places which provide the stimulus and inspiration for all such work. The Society acts as a forum for wildlife artists, providing opportunities for them to share their common interests and raise their individual profiles through Society exhibitions and other events. The Society also focuses members' attention on the activities in the national and international wildlife art arena.

Published as a companion to Artists for Conservation's annual exhibit, this book features artworks by members of the AFC. In addition, the book includes a tribute to the first Artists for Conservation Festival and to Guy Harvey - recipient of the 2011 Simon Combes Conservation Award, and chapters on a recent Flag Expedition to the Congo. A beautiful collectible book, with limited quantities available. The book is approximately 10" x 10", hardcover with 192 pages and printed on FSC-certified (sustainably forested) paper stock.