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By Yender Rozo, "Finca en Santander" or
"Manor in Santander"

By Hernan Medina,
"Atardecer en mi pueblo

Thousands of small towns and villages dot the landscape of Colombia, South America, and the use of these small-village scenes are the subject of the works by Colombian artists such as Hernando Pinto and Jaime Lizcano Garcia. Colombia Arte features Colombian artists depicting a variety of styles and techniques.

See the exciting work of recognized

By Jorge Marin "Grandmother Cutting Carrots"

Colombian artists, such as Leonardo Moreno Rey “Lemore.” Works from his exciting “Dreams of the Universe” collection include “Dreams of Freedom” and “Memories of the Future,” pictured left. This body of work is influenced by the historic mythology of the native towns of Colombia and the time he spent observing a community of dolphins in the small islands off Colombia’s Caribbean Coast.

Landscapes and Still Life

By Jorge Marin,"Horizontal Forest;

The landscapes of rivers, lagoons and mountains are portrayed in the works of Yender Rozo (above) and Yovanny Ros Peneranda.

By Eliberto Diaz, “Peras,” or “Pears.”

Peneranda concentrates on the topography of the rugged Andes Mountain Region in north Colombia between the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean.

Still life created from the vast variety of tropical fruit, oranges, mandarins, apples, pears and flowers are delicately displayed in the work of Aminta Diaz and other artists such as Eliberto Diaz, Jorge Marin, and Martha Varela.

By Irma Fernandez,"Sunflowers"

The Colombians’ love of music is excitingly portrayed in the expressions of Gonzalo Rey. His dynamic, warm use of color brings the music region alive.

By Gonzalo Rey, "Musicos"

By Leonardo Moreno,"Memories of the Future"

The whimsical works of Fernando Gomez Barrera create a burst of color from a variety of native flowers, birds, butterflies, and people experiencing daily life in their country, Colombia.

By Claudia Marin, "Coffee Plant"

The Colombian style is used in the brushwork of Luz Marina Cepeda, below, and Irma Fernandez to depict the principle industry of Colombia’s agriculture and crafts. Scenes include depictions of the long days of the pickers of coffee beans, the basket weavers at their flower shops and farmers tending and transporting their crops.

By Irma Fernandez, "Tejedora de canastos"