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Prices of Myrrh's Art about El Salvador
After deducting materials cost and sales tax,
Myrrh sends all proceeds to community projects in El Salvador.
Prices do not shipping or California sales tax. All work is
copyrighted, and the artist retains reproduction rights. First
use rights are available to publishers. Last updated, March
2005
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Portraits of Salvadorans
Prismacolor pencil drawings on black Arches
paper, 11 X 14 inches, all $200, framed.
A
few more are available that are not shown here.
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Celedonia |
(On "Gallery"
page). Myrrh's hostess in Perquin |
sold |
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Alberto |
A youth in El Bario receiving a college
scholarship through Palo Alto Quakers |
200 |
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Chambi |
A child in La Canoa |
200 |
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Clara |
A young woman in La Canoa |
sold |
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Mauricio |
Father of a scholarship student in
Jocoaitique |
sold |
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Noemi |
A nun in a convent in Nueva Esperanza |
sold |
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Reina |
An adolescent in El Barío.
(Note: Barío is a type of tree) |
200 |
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Paintings about El Salvador
Painted in acrylic on raw plywood, with wood
grain showing. Frame: edged in oak.
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Beyond is Home |
Volcano San Miguel, seen from Honduras.
Based on a rough sketch. |
1000 |
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Constant Reminders |
Based on a photo by the artist in a conflictive
area in Usulután, 1988 |
Collection
of Robert Broz |
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Desperation |
same as above |
Collection
of Robert Broz |
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Earthquake Camp |
Based on several sketches in a camp in San
Salvador following the 1986 quake. |
1000 |
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Justice Shall Flourish |
Based on a photo of a religious demonstration
in which Myrrh took part. |
Collection
of Robert Broz |
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Kids in a Camp |
Based on a photo by the artist in Campo Colomoncagua,
Honduras, 1988 |
800 |
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Life in the Shadows |
Based on a rough sketch at dawn in San Salvador. |
sold |
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Nutrition Center |
Based on sketches at Colomoncagua. |
Collection
of Robert Broz |
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We Govern Ourselves |
same as above |
sold |
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Puedo Decir Lo Peor
20-9 X 12 inch drawings on scratchboard about
the civil war in El Salvador, 1980-92
were
reproduced by xerox to make small books. 20 of these were
made
especially on archival paper and signed, of which Myrrh still
has one.
She also still has the originals. Price is negotiable.
Probably 20 more books were
made on ordinary paper, some of which went to Mexico and El
Salvador.
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