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When you know something about an artist the artwork itself takes on a special meaning, so we have included some background information about a few of the talented artists whose art works are displayed both on our website and at our art gallery in Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Galeria Vallarta founders Barbara and Gene Peters adopted Mexico as their home in 1978 and dedicated themselves to promoting the fine art and handicrafts created by Mexican artists to the world.
Our Puerto Vallarta art galleries features "art in all forms" by emerging Mexican artists, as well as works by famous international artists. Each of our artists was selected for their potential for fame and their expertise in their chosen media; oil paintings, watercolors, mixed media, sculptures, unique designer jewelry, folk art and collectable masks.
 Claudia Nery
With a unique artistic style and attention to detail, Claudia Nery is one of Galeria Vallarta's top selling artists. Claudia produces art with unusual techniques, original concepts, themes, and designs. Her personal style is mixed media. She paints oils on canvas, watercolors and polymer on glass.
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 Carlos Cuevas
Carlos Cuevas is a young artist from San Luis Potosi who has mastered the portrayal of the indigenous people of Mexico in oils. One of the few artists in Mexico to pursue only contemporary styles, Carlos paints realistic images, putting him at the forefront of the trend towards realism in art.
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 Manuel Valles Gomez
Manuel Valles Gomez, one of the most important contemporary muralists and multi-talented artists of Mexico, creates exciting paintings in oil, acrylic and mixed media in a variety of sizes and themes. Manuel is also well known for his original and unique hand-carved wood masks.
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 Victor Gutierrez
Victor Gutierrez, internationally renowned master of bronze sculpture, utilizes his artistic talents to celebrate the beauty and grace of Latin American women. These sculptures are true works of art, mounted on marble bases, and come with signed and numbered certificates of authenticity.
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 NDO Lozano
NDO Lozano is a gifted artist from Guadalajara, Jalisco. Son of the famous Mexican sculptor Armando Lozano, NDO uses his father's unusual techniques of producing bronze artwork completely by hand, using a torch instead of casting, to create beautiful and exotic jewelry.
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 Javier López
Javier Lopez was born in Morelia, Michoacan in 1965. He attended the
School of Popular Arts of the University of Michoacan from 1988 to 1992,
specializing in sculpture and ceramics.
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 Federico Carmona
Maestro Carmona was born in Puebla, Puebla in 1946 and has lived in Aguascalientes,
Mexico since 1980. His mastery of realism is self taught, based on observation,
imagination and the influence of such famous painters as Titian, Rubens, Rembrandt and
Velasquez, whom he admired and studied their techniques.
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 Genny Claro
Genny was born in Chile and studied there under the well known Chilean
maestro, Sergio Montero Van Risemberge at the Institute of Contemporary
Art in Santiago, Chile. She also studied at the Bellas Arts Ignacio Ramirez
in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, where she returns each year to exhibit
her paintings.
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 Steve Fischer
A full time resident of Puerto Vallarta for over 10 years, Steve Fisher has mastered oil, acrylic and watercolor techniques, and often works in mixed media. Specializing in large abstract oils that are rich in color, he is equally adept at realistic studies of indigenous people and human figures.
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 Manuel Zardain
Zardain is from the state of Veracruz, México. He portrays the spirit of the Mexican fiesta in his vivid oil paintings of impressionistic style. His figures almost appear as caricatures with flowing lines depicting the group and the emotion of the festive occasion. His colors are bright and intense, reflecting his love of life. He likes to paint abstracts in equally bold colors.
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 Surrealism
Two artists - Ignacio Guerrero & Jonathan Soto - have just recently joined Galeria Vallarta´s group of talented artists who will be displaying their unique outlooks on art in the surrealistic style. More and more, clients are looking for paintings that require the viewer todo more than just glance at a pretty scene—they want tothink about the content of the painting, what the artist had in mind when he created the artwork, what feelings he produces with his images, and how he uses his imagination or his subconscious to create provocative art.
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