Paintings for Your Pleasure



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Pinturas para su Placer

Joven artista húngara Adel Makrai y no tan joven artista irlandés Roger Cummiskey, dos miembros destacados del Grupo Andaluz de Artistas Internacionales, exhiben durante el mes de Mayo una selección de sus pinturas en la Galería Lucía, Calle Maestra Angeles Aspiazú, Fuengirola (por la rotonda de los 3 caballos). 13.00 - 19.00 horas a diario, excepto los domingos.

Gerrie Gran, propietario de la galería dijo: "Estos dos artistas especializados, uno con una obra modernista en Oleo y el otro con interpretaciones abstractas en Acrílico son siempre muy bienvenidos en mi galería. Su trabajo es hábil, sencillo y agradable de ver. El enfoque y el márketing tan profesionales del Grupo AIA aseguran que el trabajo de estos artistas contribuirá sustancialmente al éxito de esta exposición del mes de Mayo".

El Grupo AIA fue formado hace cino años por dedicados artistas visuales profesionales, todos ellos viviendo y trabajando en la Costa del Sol. Más información disponible en su página web - www.aia-group.net



Paintings for Your Pleasure


Young Hungarian artist Adel Makrai and not so young Irish artist Roger Cummiskey, leading members of the Andalusian International Artists Group, exhibit during the month of May, a selection of their paintings at Galeria Lucia, Calle Maestra Angeles Aspiazú, Fuengirola (by the 3 horse roundabout). Daily 13:00-19:00 except Sundays.

Gerrie Gran, the gallery owner said, “These two skilled artists, one with modernistic work in Oil and the other with Acrylic abstract interpretations are always most welcome at my gallery. Their work is skillful, uncomplicated and delightful to view. The AIA -Group’s very professional approach and marketing ensures that the artists work will substantially contribute to the success of this May exhibition”.

The AIA-Group was formed five years ago by professional and dedicated visual artists who are all living and working in the Costa Del Sol. Further information is available on their web site - www.aia-group.net

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