El salvador folk art

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Fernando Llort

Salvadoran art

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The traditional style of art in El Salvador comes from the northern town of La Palma, and that is where artists are trained and live today. Originating from an artist named Fernando Llort , the art...

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Earlier in the year, a Salvadoran student from UC Davis named Sophia Escobar reached out to me to conduct an interview for a paper they were writing for their Latin American Art class. Sophia's paper was focused on doing a comparative analysis between the artwork of Fernando Llort and two of my works in that style, De Centroamérica a Westlake con amor and San Romero en el paraíso. Figure 1, Fernando Llort, Santa Cena (Holy Supper/Last Supper) Figure 2, Fernando Llort, Universo de mi pais El…

To celebrate the beatification of Archbishop Oscar Romero I thought I would seek out some art of that country and found a delightful artist in FERNANDO LLORT who is the national artist of El Salvador. He is a painter, sculptor, muralist, composer and performer. He is a much beloved interpreter of the best of El Salvadoran life. His work is a joyous, whimsical celebration of the Salvadoran life and people. He is known for teaching the citizens of the small town of La Palma, Chalatenango, how…

Discover the vibrant beauty of El Salvador art, showcasing the rich culture and history of this Central American nation. From traditional folk art to contemporary masterpieces, immerse yourself in the captivating world of Salvadoran creativity. Experience the unique blend of Mayan and Spanish influences reflected in colorful paintings, intricate pottery, and exquisite textile art. Explore the streets adorned with vibrant murals and sculptures that portray the resilience and artistic touch.