ARTIST - Briggette Quezada*

"Desnudos!" (Nudes!) oil on canvas

ARTIST - Briggette Quezada  (1995 - )

Studied at Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja (UTPL).

Recent exhibition: "Imágenes Sonoras" (Sound Images) in the Casona Cultural, 2018.


pastel

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