Steven Applegate
Segundo (Aguiar) Huertas c.1969 Aster Floral Vase Oil on Canvas 16x 20 Art
Segundo (Aguiar) Huertas c.1969 GE-2727 Aster Floral Vase Oil on Canvas
Measurements: 16" x 20"
Gilded frame: 23"x 27"
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No damage or repairs. Please refer to all photos for this great painting. Used only for private display.
Description: This is a beautifully hand painted Vintage c.1969 Segundo (Aguiar) Huertas Signed GE-2727 Flowers in Vase Oil on Canvas. Beautiful gilded frame with canvas matting.
Perfect for any collector or for practical use.
History:
Segundo Huertas Aguiar Argentine Artist: B. 1923 - Segundo Huertas Aguiar was born in San Juan, Argentina, in 1923. While growing up on a farm, he spent most of his spare time painting landscapes from nature. He is known for his seascapes, landscapes and street scenes. "The paintings of Huertas Aguiar are landscape and seascape tributes to the beauty in nature. He paints poetic settings inspired by the outdoors. The mood ranges from the peaceful solitude of a mountain paradise to the blazing fury of the heated desert horizon. "Jan Jennings, Art Critic 1977. Collectors have described Huertas Aguiar as the Ansel Adams of painting. Aguiar has captured the majesty of America's landscapes and seascapes on his canvas.
Information:
The aster flower genus – which is a member of the asteraceae family – once carried over 600 species of blooms; however, after much research the genus was divided, and there are now only 180 species that reside in this genus. All the same, the aster flower remains a remarkably varied and flamboyant bloom, regardless of the species. Some of the more common types include Italian aster, which tends toward a light, almost pastel, purple; the Jenny aster, which comes in vivid reds, and the sky blue aster, which, as its name suggests, is a stunning shade of bright blue.
The name of the aster flower is culled from the ancient Greek word for “star.” This is largely due to the shape of the flower’s head; however, it is also because they grow in a spotted abundance and have an appearance similar to that of the stars in the sky. In mythology, asters were said to have grown from the tears of the goddess Asterea while she wept for the lack of stars on earth. Historically, aster flowers have had many uses. One of the best known is their use as a symbol when placed upon the graves of French soldiers; these flowers were meant to represent a reversal of the outcome of their battles. In ancient times these flowers were smoked, as it was thought that the smokey perfume would ward off wicked serpents. Asters may also be used for their strong medicinal properties. Some varieties of this flower are said to help with migraines, general headaches and colds, while others can aid in treating the pain of sciatica and muscle spasms.
In addition to having a wide array of colors to choose from, the aster flower also has a good deal of meaning to go alongside its good looks. In general, the aster is considered a symbol of patience, daintiness, and a love of variety. Others state that this flower is an emblem for refinement and elegance. As a gift, asters placed in a bouquet with complementing flowers can be representative of love and admiration. They are often given to those born in September, or those celebrating a 20th wedding anniversary. As a more unique gift, you might present a single fresh or dried flower to a lover or friend as a love charm, as asters were thought by some ancient Greeks to hold the mystic power of drawing forth affection.
***All general responses must include name and telephone number. We will ship anywhere. Sizes are approximate.
It's the buyer's responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges.
Note: Color of item might deviate slightly in comparison to the original article due to differences in computer monitors and different lighting conditions. Please read description of color. I personally inspect and clean each item before it posts on ebay. It will be well-packaged in bubble wrap and/or packing peanuts...etc., to withstand ordinary travel without damage.
International Buyers wait for an accurate invoice to be generated as eBay requires an estimated shipping quote to be included in all listings.
Payments must be made within 5 days.
There are no returns on this item.
Period make is estimated and not guaranteed.
Photos are taken to represent each item as clearly and thoughrouly as possible. Please review each carefully and take into consideration all details as much as possible when purchasing.
Item sold as is; no guarantee expressed or implied.
Segundo (Aguiar) Huertas c.1969 Aster Floral Vase Oil on Canvas 16x 20 Art
Segundo (Aguiar) Huertas c.1969 GE-2727 Aster Floral Vase Oil on Canvas
Measurements: 16" x 20"
Gilded frame: 23"x 27"
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No damage or repairs. Please refer to all photos for this great painting. Used only for private display.
Description: This is a beautifully hand painted Vintage c.1969 Segundo (Aguiar) Huertas Signed GE-2727 Flowers in Vase Oil on Canvas. Beautiful gilded frame with canvas matting.
Perfect for any collector or for practical use.
History:
Segundo Huertas Aguiar Argentine Artist: B. 1923 - Segundo Huertas Aguiar was born in San Juan, Argentina, in 1923. While growing up on a farm, he spent most of his spare time painting landscapes from nature. He is known for his seascapes, landscapes and street scenes. "The paintings of Huertas Aguiar are landscape and seascape tributes to the beauty in nature. He paints poetic settings inspired by the outdoors. The mood ranges from the peaceful solitude of a mountain paradise to the blazing fury of the heated desert horizon. "Jan Jennings, Art Critic 1977. Collectors have described Huertas Aguiar as the Ansel Adams of painting. Aguiar has captured the majesty of America's landscapes and seascapes on his canvas.
Information:
The aster flower genus – which is a member of the asteraceae family – once carried over 600 species of blooms; however, after much research the genus was divided, and there are now only 180 species that reside in this genus. All the same, the aster flower remains a remarkably varied and flamboyant bloom, regardless of the species. Some of the more common types include Italian aster, which tends toward a light, almost pastel, purple; the Jenny aster, which comes in vivid reds, and the sky blue aster, which, as its name suggests, is a stunning shade of bright blue.
The name of the aster flower is culled from the ancient Greek word for “star.” This is largely due to the shape of the flower’s head; however, it is also because they grow in a spotted abundance and have an appearance similar to that of the stars in the sky. In mythology, asters were said to have grown from the tears of the goddess Asterea while she wept for the lack of stars on earth. Historically, aster flowers have had many uses. One of the best known is their use as a symbol when placed upon the graves of French soldiers; these flowers were meant to represent a reversal of the outcome of their battles. In ancient times these flowers were smoked, as it was thought that the smokey perfume would ward off wicked serpents. Asters may also be used for their strong medicinal properties. Some varieties of this flower are said to help with migraines, general headaches and colds, while others can aid in treating the pain of sciatica and muscle spasms.
In addition to having a wide array of colors to choose from, the aster flower also has a good deal of meaning to go alongside its good looks. In general, the aster is considered a symbol of patience, daintiness, and a love of variety. Others state that this flower is an emblem for refinement and elegance. As a gift, asters placed in a bouquet with complementing flowers can be representative of love and admiration. They are often given to those born in September, or those celebrating a 20th wedding anniversary. As a more unique gift, you might present a single fresh or dried flower to a lover or friend as a love charm, as asters were thought by some ancient Greeks to hold the mystic power of drawing forth affection.
***All general responses must include name and telephone number. We will ship anywhere. Sizes are approximate.
It's the buyer's responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges.
Note: Color of item might deviate slightly in comparison to the original article due to differences in computer monitors and different lighting conditions. Please read description of color. I personally inspect and clean each item before it posts on ebay. It will be well-packaged in bubble wrap and/or packing peanuts...etc., to withstand ordinary travel without damage.
International Buyers wait for an accurate invoice to be generated as eBay requires an estimated shipping quote to be included in all listings.
Payments must be made within 5 days.
There are no returns on this item.
Period make is estimated and not guaranteed.
Photos are taken to represent each item as clearly and thoughrouly as possible. Please review each carefully and take into consideration all details as much as possible when purchasing.
Item sold as is; no guarantee expressed or implied.