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Anguleros by Manu Pagola The Basque Country, Spain Pyrography on wood panel Imagen antigua en un amanecer en invierno de unos pescadores de angulas. After an antique image of fishermen at dawn in winter

Itzainta by Manu Pagola The Basque Country, Spain Pyrography on wood panel Itzainta es palabra vasca que describe a la mujer guiando los bueyes. Es de una fotografía sacada de un libro, estampa típica en los caseríos hace 50 años Itzainta is a Basque word describing the woman who drives the oxen. This work is after a photograph in a book, an image typical of farmhouses of the region 50 years ago.

Desperation by Manu Pagola The Basque Country, Spain Pyrography on wood panel Esta imagen fue tomada por un compañero de un viaje que hice a la India After a photograph taken by a friend during their trip to India

Spanish pyrographic artist Manu Pagola from San Sebastián, Guipuzcoa, The Basque Country, does portraits and landscapes of present-day subjects as well as from the past by means of antique photographs. He works principally from themes of the Basque Country, but also likes subjects he photographs in his travels like the little girls from India in his work above. His e-mail is linked here to his name. He has his own website Pirograbados de Manu Pagola showing more of his work. In addition, Manu Pagola and his work were featured in a fully illustrated article in the July/August 2000 issue of the Woodcarver Online Magazine linked here.

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You can return to the Portraits and Paintings Hall or visit one of the following:

Pyrographic Art Exhibit Halls:

Decorative Art

Sculpture

Traditional and Folk Art

Antique Pyrography

Children's Pyrographic Art

Special Pyrographic Art

The Book Store exhibit.

PyrographicTools exhibit.

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Last updated 14 October 2009

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