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Lot 107: *Omar D’leon (Nicaragua 1929)/ La bola

Est: $4,000 USD - $6,000 USDSold:
Museum of Latin American ArtLong Beach, CA, USDecember 06, 2020

Item Overview

Description

*Omar D’leon (Nicaragua 1929-live is LA ) La bola, 1987 Mixed media & oil on canvas 30 x 40 Inches. *This is a museum deaccesion

Dimensions

30 x 40 Inches

Artist or Maker

Medium

Mixed media & oil on canvas

Date

1987

Condition Report

It appers to be in good conditions

Exhibited

Museum Of Latin American Art, MOLAA. Permanent Collection rotation. MOLAA Auction 2020

Provenance

Gift of the Artist

Notes

Omar d’León Nicaragua b. Managua, Nicaragua 1929 Omar de Leon was born in 1929 and raised in Nicaragua. His studies included nine years at the "Escuela de Balles Artes", under the guidance of its accomplished director, Don Rodrigo Penalba. n 1970 de Leon founded a museum in Managua, called the Museo-Galeria 904. His own financial contribution and the generous cooperation and participation of leading artists insured its success. The rapidly growing collections represented the arts of Nicaragua from pre-Hispanic times to the present, and was considered to be one of the most complete collections in the country. The disastrous earthquake of December 1972 inflicted some damage, but many of the treasures were stolen or vandalized with only about 20% recovery. Omar's studio which was part of the museum was also vandalized and ransacked, the theft resulted in the loss of irreplaceable objects and documentation related to his artistic career. Omar de Leon has received critical acclaim at every step of his career, and wherever he has exhibited in both Europe and the Americas. His works are housed at the Museum of Latin American Contemporary Art in Washington, at the Pence Museum of Puerto Rico and at the Pan American Museum Foundation in California. De Leon's paintings and drawings may be found in major private collections in both hemispheres. In 1982 one of Omar's paintings was reproduced in the form of a Unicef Stamp, part of the Unicef Flag Stamp Program. Omar's early inspiration were the frescos from Pompei, he observed the use of cross-hatching and applied this to this love of the impressionist school. The crosshatching created an illusion similar to pointillism, but combined with Omar's layering and scoring technique the resulting works can be viewed as contemporary, yet still containing elements of impressionism. Omar uses brush and knife, oil and wax on canvas. The initial idea is placed with crayola on iesso, dark to shadow, cool to hot. Omar then lays beeswax over the first transparent color and begins to score the pigment. The first layer dries in 24 hours, the next layer is an opposite color, and so it follows, cool to hot, transparent to opaque. Omar scores through with pressure or little pressure, depending on the angle and power he gives exposure to one or another of the color layers, the angle reflects the light in a controlled manner. After 15 to 20 layers, and three to four weeks, this sophisticated and delicate structure is complete. The results are dazzling yet subtle, three dimensional in effect. The light seems to move like sunlight on water, and within this beautiful framework we see Omar's love for his country and its people reflected in sensuous fluid forms.

Payment & Shipping

Payment

Accepted forms of payment: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa

Shipping

PACKING & SHIPPING

MOLAA WILL CLOSE FOR THE YEAR DECEMBER 17th. Please make all arrangements by December 16th.

1) Buyer pays packing and shipping costs and is responsable for contacting shipping company of his choice.

MOLAA will provide the courtesy service of taking the lot(s) to our locally known FEDEX location where you can arrange packing and shipping directly with them. Deliveries will be December 9th and 16th.

2) Curb-side pick up will be available at the museum once you have paid in full and made your pick up appointment thru auction@molaa.org

Days available for Curb Side pick up:

Tuesday 8th: 10-12am/2-4:00pm
Wednesday 9th: 10-12am/2-4:00pm
Monday 14th 10-12am/2-4:00pm
Tuesday 15th 10-12am/2-4:00pm.
Wednesday 16th 10-12am/2-4:00pm.


(Please follow Covid 19 facemark protocols)

Auction Details

Terms

Buyer's Premium

5.0%

Bidding Increments

From:To:Increment:
$0$499$50
$500$999$100
$1,000$4,999$250
$5,000$9,999$500
$10,000$19,999$1,000
$20,000+$2,000

Conditions of Sale

SHIPPING, PAYMENT & AUCTION POLICIES

TAXES
Long Beach, CA Local Taxes Apply 10.25% unless is being shipped out of the state or resale number is provided.

PACKING & SHIPPING

1) Buyer pays packing and shipping costs and is responsable for contacting shipping company of his choice. MOLAA will provide a list of local packing and shipping companies in the area.

2) Curb-side pick up will be available at the museum, according to guidelines and regulations the city imposes during the week of December 7th 2020.

PAYMENT
All Credit Cards accepted and wire transfers

COMISSION and FEE's
MOLAA does not charge commission 0%
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All Credit Card transactions have a 3% FEE
bidder cards may be charged 4 days after an invoice has been sent.


TERMS
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Shipping Terms

PACKING & SHIPPING

MOLAA WILL CLOSE FOR THE YEAR DECEMBER 17th. Please make all arrangements by December 16th.

1) Buyer pays packing and shipping costs and is responsable for contacting shipping company of his choice.

MOLAA will provide the courtesy service of taking the lot(s) to our locally known FEDEX location where you can arrange packing and shipping directly with them. Deliveries will be December 9th and 16th.

2) Curb-side pick up will be available at the museum once you have paid in full and made your pick up appointment thru auction@molaa.org

Days available for Curb Side pick up:

Tuesday 8th: 10-12am/2-4:00pm
Wednesday 9th: 10-12am/2-4:00pm
Monday 14th 10-12am/2-4:00pm
Tuesday 15th 10-12am/2-4:00pm.
Wednesday 16th 10-12am/2-4:00pm.


(Please follow Covid 19 facemark protocols)