Guillermo Da Silva, "La Buena Serta”
Guillermo Da Silva (1921-) Columbia, "La Buena Serta”. Original Print, S/N C/C. This piece measures 10 x 27 image area , printed on fine woven paper, and is a true beauty!
Guillermo Silva Sanz de Santamaria Painter, sculptor, engraver, writer and Yoga teacher, Guillermo Silva was born on June 7th, 1921, in Bogotá, Colombia. He studied privately with the French artist Pierre Daquet, working in the impressionistic style. He later studied engraving at the School of Esmeralda in Mexico City. His works are in collections of the Brooklyn Museum, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Philadelphia Museum of Fine Arts, the Library of Congress, and many others.
When he was forty years old, he married Maria Galindo, a beautiful Mexican girl. They had two children together; a son Juan, and a daughter Sandra. While living in Mexico City as a Master Engraver, he taught engraving at UNAM and the Ibéro-Americain University. While there he developed the technique of Intaglio and "Mixed Technique" etching with watercolor. He then moved to India with his family. While living there for 10 years, he studied Yoga. He eventually became a Yoga teacher and a competent naturalist. While traveling all over the world.
Guillermo Silva, “Exposicion en el Parque”
Guillermo Silva, “Exposicion en el Parque”
Original Print, S/N Color etching edition of 100 + AP
When he was forty years old, he married Maria Galindo, a beautiful Mexican girl. They had two children together; a son Juan, and a daughter Sandra. While living in Mexico City as a Master Engraver, he taught engraving at UNAM and the Ibéro-Americain University. While there he developed the technique of Intaglio and "Mixed Technique" etching with watercolor. He then moved to India with his family. While living there for 10 years, he studied Yoga. He eventually became a Yoga teacher and a competent naturalist. While traveling all over the world.
