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Rodolfo LLopiz Cisneros "Candela contra candela" H.C. Limited Signed Art 100x70
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Product Details
Production Technique
Screen Printing
Material
Paper
Style
Abstract, Contemporary Art
Features
Numbered, Signed
Year of Production
2005
Framing
Unframed
Signed
Yes
Title
Con dios y con el diablo
Artist
Rodolfo LLopiz Cisneros
Type
Print
Image Orientation
Portrait
Period
Contemporary (1970 - 2020)
Country of Origin
Spain
Description
Rodolfo LLopiz Cisneros (1966) "Candela contra candela" H.C. 2005
Rodolfo Llópiz Cisneros is a renowned Cuban painter, printmaker, and visual artist born in Havana in 1966. His contemporary artwork stands out for its use of silkscreen printing, photography, and acrylics, often featuring a vibrant arrangement of popular culture elements, text, and familiar everyday symbols.
The phrase "Candela contra candela" is a popular Cuban slang expression that translates literally to "fire against fire" or "flame against flame." Idiomatically, it means to fight fire with fire—meeting a tough, intense, or aggressive situation with equal force.
Serigraphy on paper
Approx. Measurements: 100L x 70W cm
Signed and numbered
Edition of /5 - H.C.
In fine art printmaking, H.C. stands for "Hors Commerce" (French for "outside of commerce"), which refers to a select group of prints created outside the standard commercial edition. Originally, these exclusive prints were never meant to be sold, but were instead reserved as special gifts for the artist, publisher, or collaborators. Over time, many have found their way into the luxury art market, where they are highly prized by collectors for their extreme rarity.
Unframed
Imported
Rodolfo Llópiz Cisneros is a renowned Cuban painter, printmaker, and visual artist born in Havana in 1966. His contemporary artwork stands out for its use of silkscreen printing, photography, and acrylics, often featuring a vibrant arrangement of popular culture elements, text, and familiar everyday symbols.
The phrase "Candela contra candela" is a popular Cuban slang expression that translates literally to "fire against fire" or "flame against flame." Idiomatically, it means to fight fire with fire—meeting a tough, intense, or aggressive situation with equal force.
Serigraphy on paper
Approx. Measurements: 100L x 70W cm
Signed and numbered
Edition of /5 - H.C.
In fine art printmaking, H.C. stands for "Hors Commerce" (French for "outside of commerce"), which refers to a select group of prints created outside the standard commercial edition. Originally, these exclusive prints were never meant to be sold, but were instead reserved as special gifts for the artist, publisher, or collaborators. Over time, many have found their way into the luxury art market, where they are highly prized by collectors for their extreme rarity.
Unframed
Imported