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Romeo
Villalva Tabuena was born in Iloilo City,
Phillipines on August 22, 1921. He studied painting as the University
of the Philippines, the Art Students League of New York, and at the
Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris. He moved to San Miguel de
Allende, Mexico in 1955 with his wife Nina. One of his paintings, a
mural named Filipiniana, in the Philippine embassy in Washington D.C.
In 1962, the Philippine government sponsered a one man show in Mexico
City at the International Salon of the Palace of Fine Arts.
According to Bibsy
M. Carballo Tabuena comes across "as a gentle soul who appreciated
good food, friends, the many similarities between Mexico and the
Philippines"
Here you see a flyer that was created for an art show at the Mazatlan
Art Gallery featuring the works of Romeo Tabuena.
We have enjoyed looking at his art for more than ten years now, and
are sure you will enjoy it as much as we have if you are a Tabuena
fan.
All sizes are in inches
| Size of canvas | 27 x 31 | Purchased from | Mazatlan Art Gallery |
| Signed at | Upper Right | Condition | Excellent |
| Price | $6500 | Medium | Oil on Canvas |
| Size of canvas | 30.5 x 27 | Purchased from | Mazatlan Art Gallery |
| Signed at | Upper Left | Condition | Excellent |
| Price | $7500 | Medium | Oil on Canvas |
| Size of canvas | 31 x 27.5Purchased from | Mazatlan Art Gallery | |
| Signed at | Lower Right | Condition | Excellent |
| Price | $8500 | Medium | Oil on Canvas |
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