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Ana María Avilés de Martínez

May 28, 1937 - December 17, 2012

Ana María Avilés de Martínez (1937–2012) was a Salvadoran painter whose distinctive artistic vision brought together vibrant colors, imaginative compositions, flowers, landscapes, and extraordinary still-life paintings. Over more than four decades, her work was exhibited internationally and became part of prestigious private and institutional collections. Discover her artistic legacy and explore a collection of fine-art prints.

"Sensitivity that handles the brush, love and kindness in the heart, determination in the will and the talent and understanding to assume, with modesty, that one is an artist, define Ana María de Martínez.”

Dr. Bélgica Rodríguez, Art Historian & Critic

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Colorful landscape painting featuring windmills atop a hill, lush green trees, blooming flowers, farmhouses, and a woman in a white dress with red accents in the foreground, under a partly cloudy sky.
Painting of a decorative vase filled with white and blue flowers, with additional figs on a dark background.
Painting of a still life with a basket of cherries, a cherry tree, and a vase of white and purple flowers, with bees flying around.
A painting featuring blackberries and beets on a wooden surface with a dark red background.
A detailed painting of a bunch of red grapes hanging from a vine, with two silver vessels with grapes on a dark background.
Oranges hanging on a tree with green leaves, partially covered by a green net.