Plaza Mayor de Salamanca Print

Maite Rodriguez she studied fine arts at the School of St. Eloy de Salamanca, under the supervision of Zacarias Gonzalez. At just 10 years old she won her first prize in a drawing competition, working with charcoal and chalk. With this beginning she progressed to paint in oil, acrylics, create collages and experiment with mixed techniques of drawing and painting, leaving an important legacy which we can see today. It is however her oil paintings which shine, emphasizing classical realism, abstract style, expressionism, cubism, pop art, modernism, contemporary art and impressionism that has forged her unique style , oblivious to any mode. After a less productive period she resumed her studies of Antonio Pedrero, Carmen Mayor Ricardo Flecha and created styles where it passes the initial realism and more modern impressionism. In recent years she specialized in large format tables highlighting their exquisite dolls, flowers, landscapes, trees and European cities. Her work is exhibited in galleries, exhibitions and part of private collections. In late 2012 Maite Rodriguez will open a new studio, continuing her different painting techniques to delight us with new works full of expression, symbolism and emotion.