Sergio Alvarado
Guatemalan Artist
Pasto Florido No.61 – oil on canvas, 2019 – 15.5″ x 24″ – US$1250.
Pasto Florido No.77 – Oil on canvas – US$1250.
Santiago Atitlán No.49 – Oil on canvas, 2019 – 20″ x 8″ x 15.5″ – US$720.
Veredas No.7 – Oil on canvas, 2019 – 20″ x 24″ – US$1500.
Horno de teja en rosa – Oil and acrylic on canvas, 2013 – 20″ x 24″ – US$1500.
Pasto Florido No.75 – oil on canvas, 2021 – 13 3/4″ x 17.5″ – US$920
Recuerdos de Chiquilá – Oil on canvas, 2013 – 20″ x 24″ – US$1500.
Tarde-Noche No.4 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 13 3/4″ x 17 3/4″ – US$920.
Veredas No.22 – Oil on canvas, 2019 – 20″ x 24″ – US$1500.
Ofrenda Floral No.1 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2,000.
Pasto Florido No.76 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 19″ x 24″ – US$1250
Guatemalan Artist
Sergio Alvarado
Trigal de Sueño No.8 – Oil and acrylic on canvas, 2014 – US$750.
Paisaje Gris – Oil on canvas, 2018 – 15.5″ x 23.5″ – US$1250.
Ofrenda Floral No.4 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.5 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.8 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.11 – Oil on canvas, 2021 -32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.6 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.9 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.12 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.7 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Ofrenda Floral No.10 – Oil on canvas, 2021 – 32.5″ x 32.5″ – US$2000.
Sergio Alvarado, fine art painter, was born November 7th 1976 in Salcaja Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. Although he has pursued art studies he considers himself a self taught artist that has achieved a style of his own. He has shown individually and collectively since 1999 both in his country and abroad.
“Ever since my first baby steps in art, I have been drawn to the traditional clothing that we make in Salcaja, an early Spanish settlement in Guatemala known for its colorful traditional fabrics and its rich imagery; they have both influenced me to paint my landscapes. I started integrating these rich colors into my paintings and the result was very picturesque, I was looking for an unique expression that would identify my work. On further exploration I converted my landscapes into something very “typical” (tipiquisimo), which is the name I have baptized my style with. So “Tipiquisimo” is a derivation of the traditional clothing we elaborate in Salcaja and I consider myself a weaver of art.
In my landscapes I integrate our culture, my everyday experiences, I portray houses with their tile roofs and their adobe walls, they get lost in the horizon. I also try to show a social reality that will create a conscience towards preserving our environment.” Sergio Alvarado.