Colores de Ella
This is an original work of art, executed in Prismacolor and pencil, by Mestizo artist
Amado Pena. Titled Colores de Ella (Colors of Her), this work shows the rich colors often seen in Native American weavings
and pottery. The work is signed by the artist in the lower left corner of the image. (Prismacolor is a bright color palette
medium similar to oil pastel.) From a series called "The Mestizo Series".
The work is matted and mounted in a raised manner, giving it the effect of floating
in the frame. The pale violet matte contrasts well with the colors used in the image.
- Artist: Amado Pena
- Title: Colores de Ella
- Year: 1998
- Medium: Original Prismacolor and Pencil on matte board
- Signature: Signed by the artist in pencil lower left
- Center Image Size: 19-5/8 inches H (49.8 cm) x 25-1/2 inches W (64.8 cm)
- Frame Size: 29 inches H (73.6 cm) x 35 inches W (88.9 cm)
The piece is framed in the original wooden frame used by the Pena Studios and is covered in a UV-resistant
acrylic cover. The piece was removed from the frame for inspection and is in excellent condition. (We replaced the original
glass with acrylic at that time.)
Price is $1,500 USD. (Bricks-and-mortar gallery pricing would be $1,800-2,400 if
you could find a piece from the Mestizo series such as this.) Shipping is free to North America, insured.
J D Smith Fine Art will provide a Certificate of Authenticity for the piece. The original description label, information sheet,
and Mestizo Made label applied by the Pena Studies is still on the backing piece.
