Latin American Art – 1954

Misty Dancers

Held in Brazil, in 1954, almost 2,000 works of art out of 4,000, were from Latin American Countries

Marketgoers From Venezuela

Harmony

As this magazine is 70 years there is a lot of fading & yellowing. I turned up the white & blacks points a bit to get a better look.

Hot Sextet From Havana

Metal Maiden

Tropic of Cancer

The Embrace

Leather Lady

This article is arranged in the same order as in the magazine LIFE May, 1954. The last page is one image.

Chickens

Houses

Three Graces

Procession

Blind Leading Blind

Shanties

Here is the cover of the magazine I found this article in. Following is the intro, which is on page 1. I put this out of order, as I wanted to get right to the art.

Pics from photos in magazine © Resa McConaghy – November 2024

Argentina – Independence Day

On July 9, 2017, Argentina has 201 years to its independence history.

Artist: Cesar Alonso Rodriguez

I felt Argentina when I saw this mini-mural, so I sent a pic off to Aquileana from La Audacia de Aquiles, after all, she lives in Argentina.

Artist: Cesar Alonso Rodriguez

She replied, “YES that graffiti certainly seems to depict Argentina…. Tango… Perhaps milongas ( a tango style).”

Artist: Cesar Alonso Rodriguez

It’s like I can hear and feel the music all the way up here in Canada!

Artist: Cesar Alonso Rodriguez

Pics taken by Resa – May 28, 2017 – Toronto, Canada

⭐ BONUS ⭐ Aquileana sent us some street art from The Boca Juniors Stadium!

Above photo & Slideshow photos  © Amalia Pedemonte

“I added several murals surrounding the stadium …
And two pics from the streets nearby it”

“Boca Juniors is one of the two most popular football clubs in Argentina…. Alongside River Plate…. they hate each other… I am a Boca Juniors´fan :D”

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“The iconography of these murals is very ARGENTINE.”

⭐ EXTRA BONUS ⭐

Aquileana sent pics from Caminito!

Photo © Amalia Pedemonte

Photo © Amalia Pedemonte

“In (some of) Caminito´s murals you can see a typical family and a technique to write words called FILETEADO.”

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“You can Google: Caminito, Buenos Aires, Argentina to see the location, etc…”

I certainly did, and it looks very interesting, not just the location, but the shops and the views!

Artist of power box Tango Mural: Cesar Alonso Rodriguez

Argentina’s flag

Photo © Amalia Pedemonte

Photo © Amalia Pedemonte

Argentina’s flower – Ceibo

Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons

Argentina’s National Animal – Cougar or Puma- I thought this looked like one, although the smile is a bit sweet. It is from my collection.

Argentina’s National bird: Rufous Hornero

Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons

⭐ THANK YOU ! ⭐ Aquileana

Your contributions are fabulous! I have learned more about Argentina in doing this one post, than in my entire life. (except for about Eva Peron)

Photo of Boca Juniors Stadium © Amalia Pedemonte

 

 

 

Buenos Aires Myth’s-tress

This sweet bit of street art was sent in by Amalia aka Aquileana of La Audacia de Aquiles.

Photo © Amalia Pedemonte
Photo © Amalia Pedemonte – taken August 14, 2014

The woman with the wave could be a Nereid from Aquileana’s post “The Nereids, Fifty Sea Nymphs”

Reference: Old little Ticket Office  where train tickets were sold….It is still placed in front of the actual Tren de la costa Station. San Fernando Buenos Aires Argentina.”

photo © Amalia Pedemonte - taken June 20, 2015
photo © Amalia Pedemonte – taken June 20, 2015

Also from Amalia –
Reference: Inhabited house placed in Victoria. San Fernando Buenos Aires Argentina.”

photo © Amalia Pedemonte - taken June 20, 2015
photo © Amalia Pedemonte – taken June 20, 2015

 Pics taken by Amalia Pedemonte – 2014 & 2015

Buenos Aires, Argentina

THANK YOU AQUILEANA

photo © Amalia Pedemonte - taken June 20, 2015
photo © Amalia Pedemonte – taken June 20, 2015