1. Morton´s Auction House Sale of Important Latin-american Works of Art

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    artwork: Roberto Montenegro - "Skull Pierrot", 1945 - Oil on canvas - 48 x 64 cm. Courtesy of Morton´s Auction House, Mexico City, where it's featured in the November 10th auction sale. Estimate: $200,000 to 300,000.

    Mexico City.- On very few occasions have so many important works of art from Mexican and Latin-American painters have been offered in the same auction. This November 10th in Morton Casa de Subastas the different faces of Latin-American art will all be present, from portraits to still lives, to monumental pieces from the great masters of contemporary abstracts. The expressions of colour manifest the spirit of this land, one which surpasses the frontiers of the region and bring an added value to their voices. All of these works of art will be offered, works of art from renowned artists from the caliber of: Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Francisco Zúñiga, Juan Soriano, Guillermo Meza and Ricardo Martínez, to name but a few. Great female artists are lso represented with works by María Izquierdo, Cordelia Urueta, Lilia Carrillo, Valetta Swann and Silvia H. González. Latin-American art at its finest by Kcho, Eduardo Kingman,  Fernando de Szyszlo, Roberto Fabelo and Santiago Rebolledo. Boris Viskin, José Antonio Farrera, Héctor de Anda and Gabriel Orozco, will be under the hammer as well
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    Self-portraits are to be an important part in this sale; the immortality of the artist is exposed not because of the legacy of his work, but from the traces that conform the portrait. A way to remember those who have given so much to art. María Izquierdo, Juan Soriano, Carlos Orozco Romero, deserve a special mention in this department. Alfredo Ramos Martínez, Diego Rivera, Jesús Guerrero Galván y Roberto Montenegro offer us their vision on portraits which explain their views on the characters which surrounded them. They conform a delightful collection. The colour on the landscapes, the delicacy of abstract traces, everything combines to form a marvelous auction. A varied offering, albeit well structured, you may very well find a work of art which complements your collection or merely enlivens a part of your home or office, an aesthetic vision which will be with you for a long time.

    artwork: Roberto Fabelo - "Fantastic Journey in the Gallo", 1998 - Colored pencils on paper - 75 x 101.5 cm. Courtesy of Morton´s Auction House, Mexico where November 10th sale. Estimate: $45,000 to 60,000.

    Morton´s Auction House first opened in 1988 as an antique gallery, but held its first auction that very same year. From that moment on they have handled the best collections, now in the possession of private persons, and in both Mexican and foreign museums. Their honesty, integrity and dedication to customer service has earned them great prestige over the years. Morton has, at its disposial, experts to assist in order to provide fine service and optimum choices for your art objects and works in the most appropriate auction. Areas of expertise include antiques, modern and contemporary art, jewelry, old and contemporary books and documents, collectable and every-day wines and decorative arts. They are also linked to foreign auction houses, allowing them to place specific pieces in foreign markets. As well as the headquarters in Mexico City, the company also has the Morton-Kuehnert, an auction house in Houston, Texas. Visit the auction house's website at ... http://www.mortonsubastas.com


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