Hilario Gutierrez Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas:"The Land I Walked I"
Artist: Hilario Gutierrez
Title: The Land I Walked I
Size: 8" x 32" - Select additional sizes options above
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered, Limited to 495
Medium: Giclee on Canvas - Watermark applied on above image for protection of copyright.
About the Artist: On New YearÕs Day 1994, Hilario faced the monolithic stone
temples of Monument Valley, Arizona and recognized for the
first time his true nature. He returned home two days later and
began to paint. As an Arizona native with a rich ethnic heritage
consisting of Aztec and Yaqui Indian from his maternal side
and Austrian from his paternal side, Hilario always identified
with the spirit of the American Southwest. This unique identity
became evident with his first paintings.
He was drawn to acrylics as his medium and he experimented
with color and form. He studied the work of master artists, in
particular Gerhard Richter and Dan Namingha, to develop and
perfect his technique. Within a year he was selling his work.
Today HilarioÕs work is available through a number of galleries
including Handsel Gallery in Santa Fe, Costello-Childs Contemporary
in Scottsdale, Ogilvie/Pertl Gallery in Chicago and
Evan Lurie Gallery in Indianapolis. In 2010 Hilario was profiled
as a Style Maker in Luxe Interiors + Design Magazine. In May
2009 Hilario opened his first museum exhibition at the West
Valley Art Museum (an affiliate of the Phoenix Art Museum)
in Surprise, Arizona. In August 2006 his work was reviewed in
the Chicago Sun-Times. Hilario has had seven solo shows since
1998; his solo show in October 2001 was featured in the Arts
section of the Sunday edition of The Arizona Republic, and,
in October 2000, two of his works were selected for the 4th
Annual Juried Exhibition by PhoenixÕs prestigious ArtLink, Inc.
His work has been acquired for corporate collections such as UBS AG, AllianceBernstein LP, McDonalds Corporation, and
DMB, Inc. His work is also in a multitude of private collections worldwide.
In April 2009, Hilario published his first book, Chaos On The Canvas - The Art of Hilario. The book features more than 62
pages of text combined with 35 full color images of HilarioÕs work in an oversized lay-flat format. It allows the reader to
Title: The Land I Walked I
Size: 8" x 32" - Select additional sizes options above
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered, Limited to 495
Medium: Giclee on Canvas - Watermark applied on above image for protection of copyright.
About the Artist: On New YearÕs Day 1994, Hilario faced the monolithic stone
temples of Monument Valley, Arizona and recognized for the
first time his true nature. He returned home two days later and
began to paint. As an Arizona native with a rich ethnic heritage
consisting of Aztec and Yaqui Indian from his maternal side
and Austrian from his paternal side, Hilario always identified
with the spirit of the American Southwest. This unique identity
became evident with his first paintings.
He was drawn to acrylics as his medium and he experimented
with color and form. He studied the work of master artists, in
particular Gerhard Richter and Dan Namingha, to develop and
perfect his technique. Within a year he was selling his work.
Today HilarioÕs work is available through a number of galleries
including Handsel Gallery in Santa Fe, Costello-Childs Contemporary
in Scottsdale, Ogilvie/Pertl Gallery in Chicago and
Evan Lurie Gallery in Indianapolis. In 2010 Hilario was profiled
as a Style Maker in Luxe Interiors + Design Magazine. In May
2009 Hilario opened his first museum exhibition at the West
Valley Art Museum (an affiliate of the Phoenix Art Museum)
in Surprise, Arizona. In August 2006 his work was reviewed in
the Chicago Sun-Times. Hilario has had seven solo shows since
1998; his solo show in October 2001 was featured in the Arts
section of the Sunday edition of The Arizona Republic, and,
in October 2000, two of his works were selected for the 4th
Annual Juried Exhibition by PhoenixÕs prestigious ArtLink, Inc.
His work has been acquired for corporate collections such as UBS AG, AllianceBernstein LP, McDonalds Corporation, and
DMB, Inc. His work is also in a multitude of private collections worldwide.
In April 2009, Hilario published his first book, Chaos On The Canvas - The Art of Hilario. The book features more than 62
pages of text combined with 35 full color images of HilarioÕs work in an oversized lay-flat format. It allows the reader to
