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The 8.5 x11 inch fine art print. Imprinted from digital file directly to photographic paper. This print is 20% larger that the 8x10 and is suitable for medium to larger living spaces, offices, hotels and hallways. Remember to send us the photo number located beneath each photo in our 8000+ choice fine art print gallery.

The standard 8x10 inch fine art print. Imprinted from digital file directly to photographic paper. This is the most popular size for bedrooms, smaller spaces, hallways, etc. Remember to send us the photo number shown below each image in our 8000 + choice fine art print gallery.

Pintora argentina contemporánea. En los últimos años dedicó especial atención a la representación plástica del cosmos. Sus pinturas espaciales se inspiran en elementos astrales, en los movimientos del universo, siempre a partir de su propia imaginación de artista. Ha realizado también escultura en acrílico. Expuso en el 1st. European Space Art en Montreaux, Suiza, 1992; en Space World en Alemania en 1993; en el First Annual Space Week International en USA; en la 1era. Exposición de arte en la órbita terrestre, organizada por la European Space Agency; en Exploring the Art of the Space, The Planetary Society, Pasadena, EE.UU., en 1995; Space Dreams, organizada por 49th. International Astronomical Cobgress, Melbourne, Australia; en ferias en Miami y en exposiciones itinerantes en Europa en los años 1998, 1999 y 2000. (46 obras, biografía y críticas) Author: Jorge Glusberg Editors: Leon Goldstein/ Sonia Passio Characteristics: SPANISH TEXT, 64 pages, full color illustrations, hard binding

** On special request only - no longer in stock** The most admired Argentine painter, very well known also in Europe and the United States. His paintings, always with a social and contending contents, took after the realism that highlighted the socialist paintings after the Russian Revolution in 1917 to end up developing an outstanding collages technique. He used discarded objects from the humble world, the slums, the bootblacks and prostitutes, to express their naivete, helplessness and beauty. Author: Fermin Fevre Editors: Leon Goldstein/ Sonia Passio Characteristics: SPANISH TEXT, 64 pages, full color illustrations, hard binding

This book is a compendium of representative photographs of every corner of the country. A regional tourist approach has been carefully followed for easy understanding. Each region, identified by a color, includes various neighboring provinces which share cultural and historic characteristics, or simply a river such as in the Litoral. Texts enrich the more interested reader with information on the scenery, geography, history and even the local gossip. Author: Gustavo Brandariz Editors: Leon Goldstein/ Sonia Passio Characteristics: 128 pages 21 x 23 cm

Nearly out of print special request - ONE COPY LEFT CALL ASAP - Una breve historia del tango. Las claves de los ocho primeros pasos: "la base". Los poetas. El tango, "baile de hombres". El tango como expresion musical y bailable nacida en ambas orillas del Rio de la Plata. Author: Eduardo Aranibar Editor: Manrique Zago/ Leon Goldstein Characteristics: 96 pages 23 x 21 cm

The most representative picture postcards of the capital city of the country. The photographs are arranged in the order of the various tour circuits the visitor may follow. From the port - Puerto Madero and Catalinas, Retiro - the political and commercial center is visited, a walk through San Telmo to visit Plaza Dorrego and the antique shops, moves on to the Boca, on to the Riachuelo and return to the elegant neighborhoods of Recoleta and Palermo where the Rosedal rose garden in Tres de Febrero Park will be admired, to end up placing a bet on the horses of the race track, watching a polo match, cheering in a one of the more traditional soccer stadiums (River Plate or Boca Juniors). The hours of darkness are reserved for the Tango, for eating in traditional restaurants where the barbecue is in full view, or for a cultural evening in the Colon Theatre. It is all in the book for the visitor to recall or share the city's attractions with friends or relatives who have not been to this European city on the banks of the River Plate. Gonzalo Monterroso's texts set the postcards in their epoch and help us to understand Porteños, the natives of Buenos Aires. In a pleasing style, with many a wink and hint at secrets known only to the initiated, the text nicely complements the illustrations. Author: Gonzalo Monterroso Editors: Leon Goldstein/ Sonia Passio Characteristics: 128 pages 23 x 21 cm

***NEW ARRIVAL**** Can't you see the moon / rolling down Callao... -Horacio Ferrer- Buenos Aires and Night-life have always been like inseparable brothers, like eternal fiances, or perfect lovers. It is impossible to conceive of one without the other. Beginning with the distant origin of the tango, towards the end of the XIXth century, town dwellers adopted the custom of going out as soon as the glow of the moon was to be seen. From the earliest cabarets and the tango's 2/4 rhythm, to the frantic beats of today's megadiscos - or in traditional cinema outings, theater, pizza parlours, restaurants and bars - Buenos Aires had and still has a very busy and varied night-life, full of fun and pleasure. However, just as the citizen of Buenos Aires has always sought amusement and entertainment, the natural desire to go out at night also includes an apetite for things cultural, far removed from mere entertainment. As well as their desire to dance, or simply to chat with friends or strangers into the wee hours before dawn, the men and women of this city fill cinemas, enjoy the theatre, be it drama, comedy or experimental theatre listen to concerts and opera - jazz, tango, latin rhythms, folk music - wander through the bookshops on Corrientes avenue and fill football or basquetball stadiums to revel in the best of Argentine or international rock. The "Porteño" (citizen of Buenos Aires) is a night bird par excellence. Any excuse is good enough for him to go out, at least take a stroll or get lost somewhere between the neon lights and the stars. This habit of spending nights on the tiles is easily adopted by the millions of tourists who come to this "Queen of the Plate" throughout the year. As soon as the evening is over Buenos Aires begins to shine under the lights of its public buildings, its fountains, shopping malls, enormous bill-boards and marquees.

He was a witness and visual narrator of the war of Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay against Paraguay. He was a war reporter ahead of his time and painted the precise circumstances of each battle, the army movements, the suffering of the wounded and the landscapes bored by the bombs. The fifth in a series of Spanish texts from Editorial Bifronte on the most famous of traditional Argentine Artists. Contains 64 full color pages, photographs of Candido Lopez' finest works and the history of this artist. Author: Fermin Fevre Editors: Leon Goldstein/ Sonia Passio Characteristics: SPANISH TEXT, 64 pages, full color illustrations, hard binding

Argentine painter strongly engaged with the political and social struggles that took place in Argentina between the 40’s and the 60's. His drawings and paintings included rural matters, horses - one of his special likings - and the enduring images of the people, sometimes a mixture of Christ and the guerilla fighter. Author: Fermin Fevre Editors: Leon Goldstein/ Sonia Passio Characteristics: SPANISH TEXT, 64 pages, full color illustrations, hard binding

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El Origen prostibulario del tango. Su expansion y arraigo en la sociedad de principios de siglo. La Guardia Vieja. Prosa y Poesia. Los cantores de tango. El tango y la mujer. Author: Osvaldo Gallone Editor: Manrique Zago/ Leon Goldstein Characteristics: 96 pages 23 x 21 cm

Argentine painter, he studied in Paris at the beginning of the 20th century. He returned to Buenos Aires with a vast knowledge of the new fine arts tendencies, prepared the first cubist exhibition in the Rio de la Plata and was the teacher and mentor of the main local artists. Author: Fermin Fevre Editors: Leon Goldstein/ Sonia Passio Characteristics: SPANISH TEXT, 64 pages, full color illustrations, hard binding