Artist inspiration:
Amelia’s Curtain pays homage to the great, late, female artist Amelia Pelaez, one of Rodez’s favorite Cuban artists. Pelaez, lived in Cuba and was well known for her ceramics, tempura, oil paintings and drawings. Born in Yaguajal, in the Santa Clara province of Cuba in 1896, she became most famous for her works between 1924-1967. She passed away on April 8, 1968, and on November 14, 1968, the Museo Nacional de Cuba inaugurated a gigantic exhibition which was a retrospect of paintings and drawings (163, including murals) and ceramics (64 pieces).

For Fine Art Limited Edition Giclée prints:
-Edition size: 100
-Each giclée is hand-signed and numbered by the artist and is accompanied by a signed and sealed Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring that only the highest quality materials have been used.
-The indicated price is for an unframed giclée, either rolled, or stretched and ready-to-frame.