The Bottle Tequila Lotto 'The Bottle
Stars shaped like agave plants shine over a tequila bottle and limes in a card marked as number 7. It comes from Marina Pallares' original interpretation of the loterĂa, a unique version of the classic bingo game featuring traditional Mexican images. The loteria made its appearance in the second half of the 18th century, and it is still a favorite at schools, fairs, carnivals and festivals. 'I grew up in Jalisco, known for the production of tequila from agave plants, and as a child I used to play loterĂa all the time. These two facts inspired me to create the 'Tequila Lotto' series,' confides Pallares, who credits the influence of Leopoldo MĂ©ndez and JosĂ© Guadalupe Posada in her work. She masters aquafortis and aquatint etching techniques to create this eloquent composition.
Titled 'Loteria tequilera' in Spanish
- materials: Ink on Liberon paper
- Arrives unframed
- Limited edition
- Signed by the artist
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Stars shaped like agave plants shine over a tequila bottle and limes in a card marked as number 7. It comes from Marina Pallares' original interpretation of the loterĂa, a unique version of the classic bingo game featuring traditional Mexican images. The loteria made its appearance in the second half of the 18th century, and it is still a favorite at schools, fairs, carnivals and festivals. 'I grew up in Jalisco, known for the production of tequila from agave plants, and as a child I used to play loterĂa all the time. These two facts inspired me to create the 'Tequila Lotto' series,' confides Pallares, who credits the influence of Leopoldo MĂ©ndez and JosĂ© Guadalupe Posada in her work. She masters aquafortis and aquatint etching techniques to create this eloquent composition.
Titled 'Loteria tequilera' in Spanish
- materials: Ink on Liberon paper
- Arrives unframed
- Limited edition
- Signed by the artist
