Linda Vallejo

ABOUT LINDA VALLEJO

Linda Vallejo received her Master of Fine Arts from Cal State University, Long Beach after study in Europe. Museum exhibitions include The Bronx Museum, Museum of Modem Art New York, Mexico City Modem Art Museum. and the National Museum of American Art. Renowned poet and journalist, Suzanne Lummis writes. "She is a noted artist with paintings in which the landscape of dreams and icons of a personal mythos are set forth in luminous tones and a graceful intuitive line." Betty Ann Brown. celebrated author and curator, states "Vallejo is a gifted and mature artist whose eclectic approach reflects her- personal heritage and individual history: embracing her mestizo nature. She has studied indigenous spiritual traditions, and incorporated the fruits of her learning into her resonant images. Exquisitely rendered and brilliantly conceived, Vallejos paintings affect viewers deeply, as do all art works of great quality."
 

ARTIST STATEMENT

THE DEATH OF URBAN HUMANITY:
A LIFE WITHOUT ART

A view of the urban center without poetry, art, music or dance. A place where the soul is not given importance and is not understood.

The cities' inhabitants void of expression, feeling, and inner knowing.

Humanity torn apart in an empty and stifling horizon while artists sacrifice to give our lives meaning and purpose.
 

COLLECTORS

Peter and Eileen Norton, Santa Monica, Armando and Mary Duron, Los Angeles, Anita Miranda, Los Angeles, Joe Holguin, Los Angeles, Susan Shapiro Kerans, Los Angeles, Carolina Garcia, Los Angeles, Rodrigo and Sara Palacios, Los Angeles, Fernando Orosco, Los Angeles, Alice Cedillos, Santa Cruz, Judith Luther, Sacramento, Greda Mandell, Los Angeles, Chris Nickel, Los Angeles, Steve Rodriguez, Rod Enterprises, Los Angeles, Teresa Danton, Los Angeles, Melinda Garcia, New Mexico, Hilda Escalanta, Los Angeles, Andreas and Norma Pedregon, Los Angeles, Josie Talamantez Cid, Sacramento, Becky Bejar, Los Angeles, Carmen Meza, Los Angeles, Olivia Olea, Los Angeles, Hazel OCampo, Los Angeles, Margo Romero, Los Angeles, Jennifer White, Los Angeles, Lynn Conrad, Florida, Self Help Graphics and Art, Inc.

Contact Info: vallejo

Los Cielos Series V, 1997. Acrylic on Canvas,
36" x 48" NFS

Los Cielos Series VI, 1997. Acrylic on Canvas,
16" x 20" NFS

Los Cielos Series "Moonlight", 1997. Acrylic on Canvas, 30" x 40" NFS

Los Cielos Series "Moonlight", 1997. Acrylic on Canvas, 30" x 40" NFS

Mujer Flor, Acrylic on Canvas, 48" x 24", 1993 $2,500

Mujer Mariposa, Acrylic on Canvas, 48" x 24", 1993 $2,500

Love and Hope II, 1994. 10" x 8", Gouache on Masonite. $1,000

Love and Hope I, 1994
10" x 8", Gouache on Masonite. $1,000

Woman of the Garden of the Spirits, 1991. 39" x 22", Gouache on paper. NFS

Woman of Love and Integrity, Gouache on paper, 30" x 22", 1991 NFS

Death of Urban Hunanity: A life without Art. 22" x 30", Gouache on Paper. 1991 $3,250 NFS