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Thank you for visiting the website of the Reynier Llanes Studio. This website contains the works of a selected series of paintings by the Cuban artist Reynier Llanes and part of his personal Art Collection. In this site collectors and interested art lovers may keep informed on exhibitions, publications and new series of paintings by the artist and other artists in his collection.
This site will permit you to travel to a gallery of works that depict the tropical colors, roots and traditions of the Cuban Culture. The island of Cuba besides being well known for the cultivation of the World’s greatest Tobacco, it’s also known for its magnificent nature and landscapes that go back to the prehistoric era; fascinating places full of inspirations to visual artists, writers, musicians and poets.
The Art Collection presented here by Reynier Llanes Studio, consists of professional Cuban artists that reside in the province of Pinar Del Rio, Cuba. These artists all have different styles of painting, but their artwork gives a common message of harmony, unity, family and reflections of today’s Cuban society.
We appreciate your visit, please enjoy the artworks that are found on the pages of these outstanding artists.
Reynier Llanes studio - 88 Manchester RD Charleston, SC 29407 - E-mail: info@reynierllanes - Phone: +1 (239)-265-0540
Exhibition Review
PRESERVING A CULTURAL HERITAGE
THE COFFEE PAINTINGS OF REYNIER LLANES
At the Art Museum of Myrtle Beach
Reynier Llanes a professional artist and educator who graduated from the school of art (Instrcutores de art) in Cuba is a scholarship recipient of an Artist in Residence Award with Jonathan Green Studios in Daniel Island, South Carolina... Learn more
Nene and the Doll, 2011
Coffee on Archival Paper, 29” x 19”
Private Art Collection
"Morning coffee inspires artwork"
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Reynier Llanes came to the U.S. after graduating from the School of Art in Cuba. He uses Cuban espresso coffee as a medium in his paintings. This difficult medium—created by carefully mixing water and coffee—creates distinctive qualities of color, texture, mood, and atmosphere.
While in Cuba I woke up every morning to the rich steamy aroma of freshly brewed and strained coffee prepared by my mother to begin the day. It was a custom and a tradition for all of us to meet early in the morning with pleasant conversation and prepare for the day’s events... Learn more
