$125.00
Margarita & Luis Sosa Calvo.
This bear was made in 2011. Luis was not nearly as well known then. This is an opportunity to pickup a nice small work from an artist whose current works sell in the high $100's and up.
A beautiful bear made of the local copa wood. The figures are carved with hand tools and allowed to dry. They are then sanded and painted. The painting can vary from quite simple to extremely intricate and precise. The colors run from earth tones to unbelievably gaudy.
Like the Native American artists, if someone hits on a successful design or formula, it tends to get copied. Occasionally the person doing the copying actually executes the design better than the originator.
Most of the alebrijes you see are larger than this, usually times MUCH larger. I had an opportunity to pick up a few really well executed small pieces and decided to do so. This bear is actually the largest piece I bought. If you folks enjoy them, I may try to get more.
Remember to check the dimensions - the photos are extreme close-ups
Signed: Hecho Por Margarita y Luis Sosa Calvo
Length: 5"
Width: 2-1/2"
Height: 2-3/8"
Weight: 3.1oz/90g
Sold Out - $125.00
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