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Carmen Parra

Carmen Parra (Born 1944) is active/lives in Mexico.  Carmen Parra is known for Painting.

Carmen Parra (born 1944 in Mexico City) is a Mexican painter. Her work is inspired in the New Spain iconography art: angels, archangel, eagles, butterflies and flowers.
She was daughter of the architect Manuel Parra and María del Carmen Rodrìguez Peña.

She studied in National High School no. 5 of UNAM and then she continued her social anthropology studies. She also studied graphic design for movies in Royal College of Art of London, painting in Rome and music in Rio de Janeiro.

When she returned to Mexico, she finished her arts studies, and was Juan Soriano student. Her work and paintings has been exposed in several countries.

Her techniques are oil, gouache, amate paper, serigraphy, among others.

Expositions list

    2015 Carmen Parra and José Antonio Farrera, La flor de loto y el cardo, México City.
    2015 Carmen Parra and Beppe Vesco, Un uomo in fuga, il Caravaggio, Italy.
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Artist auction records

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