Sunset Painting - Heart of Puerto Vallarta by Frank Strasser

Heart of Puerto Vallarta is a painting by Frank Strasser which was uploaded on January 1st, 2017.

Heart of Puerto Vallarta

Heart of Puerto Vallarta was inspired by my colorful adventures living and performing music in Mexico. From my cozy studio on a cobblestone street, a... more

by Frank Strasser

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Weekender Tote Bag

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Round Beach Towel

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Youth Clothing

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Toddler Clothing

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Price

$750

Dimensions

13.000 x 10.000 inches

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Title

Heart of Puerto Vallarta

Artist

Frank Strasser

Medium

Painting - Acrylic On Canvas

Description

"Heart of Puerto Vallarta" was inspired by my colorful adventures living and performing music in Mexico. From my cozy studio on a cobblestone street, a few yards from a quiet in the romantic old part of town, I was surrounded by exotic beauty. Lush tropical jungle hills loomed on my right, the vast and sparkling Pacific was a few yards away to my left, and a spectacular view of Our Lady of Quadalupe Church towering above the humble adobe rooftops.

This golden sunset landscape was painted with makeshift art supplies I hastily tossed in my bag as I dashed to the airport to catch a flight from Los Angeles to Guadalajara for a brief Mexican getaway. Every afternoon, when time permitted, I sat at a wooden dining table, working from memory, postcards and occasional glances out the window. Using a white China plate as a palette, a coffee cup to wash my cheap assortment of brushes, I listened to jazz music on a tiny radio and painted under the watchful eye of a gecko who lived on my kitchen wall.

Uploaded

January 1st, 2017