Beautiful Vintage Alicia Penin Hand Made Wall Art Tile Boat Sea & White House Scene
In perfect condition and ready to hang on the wall, a beautiful original vintage 80s art tile hand made by the artesan Alicia Penin in Lanzarote. Signed MCP, where the P stands for Penin.
Depicts a sea view with fishing boats on shore and whitewashed houses.
Appears to be a small beach in Puerto del Carmen, many years ago!
Measures 20cm x 9,5cm approx.
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Any questions you have, please do let me know. I may offer discounts if you are purchasing more than one item from my collection.
Please contact me anytime on: info@manriquelanzarote.store
In perfect condition and ready to hang on the wall, a beautiful original vintage 80s art tile hand made by the artesan Alicia Penin in Lanzarote. Signed MCP, where the P stands for Penin.
Depicts a sea view with fishing boats on shore and whitewashed houses.
Appears to be a small beach in Puerto del Carmen, many years ago!
Measures 20cm x 9,5cm approx.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
Any questions you have, please do let me know. I may offer discounts if you are purchasing more than one item from my collection.
Please contact me anytime on: info@manriquelanzarote.store
Cesar Manrique transformed the island of Lanzarote and was sadly killed in a fatal car accident in 1992, at just 72 years old. An environmentalist, artist, architect, thinker and lover and protector of his homeland, he saved Lanzarote from becoming just another Spanish tourist resort, destroyed by the need for an income from tourism for the impoverished campesinos and created a utopia of visitors sites from the natural materials of the island. Lava, rock, volcanic ash and cactii. Long may he live on.
I myself was lucky to have been influenced by the island and the man himself and my daughter is a Conejera by birth. This is my collection of pieces from both the Island and Cesar. Please do let me know know if there is anything you are looking for as I may be able to find it for you. I now live in Almeria in Spain, a total Hispanophile and Manriquephile.
