Audrey Hepburn artwork by Mercedes Gilaberte

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Mercedes Gilaberte. From a very early age, she stood out at the National School of Ciudad Pegaso. She was awarded scholarships for her studies. • 1999 – Exhibits at the Buenavista Cultural Center (Madrid). • 1999 – Exhibits at the Cultural House of Epila (Zaragoza). • 1999-2000 - Exhibits at the 16th American Prints Art Supermarket at the Melia Hotel (Alicante). • 2000 – Exhibits at the Railway Museum (Madrid). • 2000 – Exhibits at the Madrid Airport (Barajas). • 2000 – Exhibits at Caja Madrid (Aranjuez). • 2001 – Exhibits at the Madrid Flea Market (Casa Campo) • 2002 – Exhibits at the Hotel Carlton in Madrid • 2002- Exhibits at the La Raclette Restaurant in Madrid • 2002 Exhibits at the Madrid Flea Market (Casa de Campo) • 2003 – Exhibits at the Hotel Carlton in Madrid • 2003 – Exhibits at the Madrid Flea Market (Casa de Campo) • 2004 – Exhibits at the Madrid Flea Market (Casa de Campo) • 2004 – Exhibits collectively at the “Carmen Helgueras” Competition sponsored by Women in Democracy at the Puerta de Toledo Center in Madrid • Her Artwork can be found in FANN Art Stores in Madrid and Barcelona • 2005 – Exhibits at the Madrid Flea Market (Casa de Campo) • 2006 – Participates in the Madrid Fine Arts Circle Competition of “Mozart” Music theme • 2006 – Exhibits at the Innsbruck Art Fair (Austria) as a guest artist by the Gaudí Gallery from February 24 to 27 • 2006 – Exhibits at the Art-nimes Fair (France) as a guest artist by the Gaudi Gallery from September 22 to 25 • 2006 – Exhibits her Artwork in a collective at the Gaudi Gallery in Madrid. • 2006 – Exhibits at the Madrid Flea Market (Casa de Campo) • 2007 – Exhibits at the Madrid Flea Market (Casa de Campo) In 2021 she published her first book ERES MI SOMBRA She made illustrations for a book and a story for the Círculo Rojo publishing house. And she will soon publish her second book. LOOKING FOR MY STAR • Her Artwork is found in Argentina, Germany, Austria, Portugal, Paraguay, Mexico, Cayman Islands, California, Miami, Italy (Parma) France and Holland, Romania, United States (Texas, Austin) Canada (Laval) Lithuania (Panevezys) Malta (Mellina) Barcelona, Seville, Vizcaya, Vigo, Lugo, Pontevedra, Santiago de Compostela, Ciudad Real, Avila, Zaragoza, Valencia, Caceres, Mallorca, Jaen, Granada, Pamplona Toledo, Cordoba, Soria Ceuta La Coruña. Menorca, Badajoz, Castellon, Santander, Almeria, Tarragona Huelva, Tenerife and Madrid Spanish artist studied at the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid and perfected her painting and drawing skills. Visiting studios and art galleries, she developed a colorful style that is realistic and figurative. She has had more than thirty-five exhibitions, both national and international. Her Artwork is found in private collections. Unique and original Artwork. Certificate of authenticity included with photo signature and stamp of the artist. Technique: Oil on canvas on frame support. Certificate of authenticity also included. The material used is top quality oil. The Artwork is varnished. Shipping is fully guaranteed until it reaches its destination


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