Winter Exhibition - Mary-Anne Martin

The gallery presents an installation of paintings, drawings, and sculpture by Modern Mexican and Latin American artists including Leonora Carrington, Gunther Gerzso, Mathias Goeritz, Matta, José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Also on view are a selection of glass sculptures by contemporary artist Isabel De Obaldía.

The gallery is open Monday – Friday from 11am – 5pm through December 21st. Appointments are encouraged. Please call the gallery at 212 288 2213 with any inquiries or to arrange a viewing. The gallery will be closed for the holidays from December 22nd through January 5th.

Pictured above: Carlos Mérida, Geometric Abstraction, mixed media and gold leaf on board, 15¼ × 20 3/8 inches, signed

Works on View

A Diego Rivera painting showing a seated mother tenderly holding a baby on her lap. A deep purple shawl is draped across her shoulders and the baby is swaddled in blue cloth. — Diego Rivera, *Mother and Child*, 1934 (More info)

Painting of the bust of a woman draped in a red shawl. Her face stares out at the viewer. Two other women flank her, wearing yellow and green shawls. — David Alfaro Siqueiros, *La Patrona*, 1939 (More info)

A self-portrait of Jose Clemente Orozco rendered in grey and blue tones. The artist sternly stares at the viewer, and is wearing glasses and a toothbrush mustache. — José Clemente Orozco, *Self-Portrait*, 1948 (More info)

A painting in earth tones of a young Mexican woman tenderly holding her infant son on her lap — Diego Rivera, *Delfina y Dimas*, 1935 (More info)

A painting by Diego Rivera of two workers lying facedown in bright green grass. Their round yellow hats cover their heads, and a large reddish brown tree trunk rises behind them. — Diego Rivera, *Los Braceros*, 1944 (More info)

A painting by Orozco showing a woman teaching two small children. The woman is seated with one arm raised in the air. The children look up at her. — José Clemente Orozco, *The Teacher*, 1929 (More info)

Glass sculpture in amber tones of a double headed anteater — Isabel De Obaldía, *Hormigueros del cenote*, 2018 (More info)

A painting of a Mexican day of the dead altar. A table is decorated with candles and family photographs line the wall. An archway over the table is hung with bread and fruit and big yellow flowers. — Elena Climent, *Altar de muertos con ancestros*, 1991 (More info)

An abstract oil painting with an area of intensely saturated orange color, bordered by areas of cream and black. — Gunther Gerzso, *Aparición*, 1961 (More info)

Vertical painting with geometrical shapes in bright blues, green, yellow and orange — Gunther Gerzso, *Morada*, 1964 (More info)

An abstract artwork featuring blue and red vertical shapes against a gold background — Carlos Mérida, *Geometric Abstraction* (More info)

A blue glass sculpture of a seated dog with a red nose — Isabel De Obaldía, *Lobo azul*, 2019 (More info)

Abstract pen and ink drawing with spots of yellow, blue and pink — Gunther Gerzso, *Untitled*, 1943 (More info)

Surrealist pen and ink drawing of two figures, one is lying contorted on her back — Gunther Gerzso, *Salome*, 1937 (More info)

Surrealist painting in blue and grey tones of a wrecked wooden boat in the forefront of a landscape — Gunther Gerzso, *La barca*, 1941 (More info)

A surrealist sketch of a scene in a ballet. Dancing figures surround a tree, and in the background is a building with two conical roofs and a balcony, from which figures look down on the scene below. — Matta, *Las majas desnudas*, c. 1940 (More info)

A glass sculpture shaped like a pre-Columbian metate with feline heads on the ends — Isabel De Obaldía, *Reflejos*, 2013 (More info)

Francisco Toledo, Comiendo chapulines,1977 (More info)