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Conquistador in Baja Planting Flowers, But Sowing Death
1978

By Christine Van Camp Zecca

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Medium: Acrylic on Canvas 66” by 66”

Early Pattern Period

My father had a ranch in northern Baja past Tecate. It was a dry dusty place devoid of flowers, but with a stark beauty all its own. I’m sure the conquistadors could not see this, but brought their idea of what is beautiful. Still I would dream of water and all the life it brought to the earth when I was there. Moister realities emerging behind the desolate ones.

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		Conquistador in Baja Planting Flowers, But Sowing Death 1978 By Christine Van Camp Zecca SOLD Medium: Acrylic on Canvas 66” by 66” Early Pattern Period My father had a ranch in northern Baja past Tecate. It was a dry dusty place devoid of flowers, but with a stark beauty all its own. I’m sure the conquistadors could not see this, but brought their idea of what is beautiful. Still I would dream of water and all the life it brought to the earth when I was there. Moister realities emerging behind the desolate ones. Back to Paintings		Contact Information: Christine Zecca MA E-mail ChristineZecca@mac.com Telephone: 415.233.2623