Aprendiendo A Volar by David Silvah

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Product code: DS_006A27x31.375C-1 Categories: Animals, Oversized Statement, Paintings, People and Portraits Artist: David Silvah Version: Original Artwork Dimensions: 48 × 58.5 in Categories: Animals, Oversized Statement, Paintings, People and Portraits

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APRENDIENDO A VOLAR, by artist David Silvah, is an original painting available at Adelman Fine Art Gallery in San Diego, California.

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"This piece is like a song that says, ‘Which of the two lovers suffers more sorrow, the one who leaves or the one who stays?’ In this painting, Don Quixote witnessed a love scene between the birds; one heart for two and two hearts for one.” ~David Silvah "Los Dos Amantes" by Lucha Villa Brunette with eyes as black as my luck Morena de ojos tan negros, como mi suerte Look at me even if you kill me with them Mírame aunque con ellos me des la muerte You give me ungrateful death without remembering Me des la muerte ingrata sin acordarte That I live in the world to love you, Que yo vivo en el mundo para quererte, To adore you Para adorarte Which of the two lovers suffers the most sorrows Cual de los dos amantes sufre mas penas The one who leaves or the one who stays El que se va o el que se queda Whoever stays, stays crying El que se queda, se queda llorando And whoever leaves, is sighing Y el que se va, se va suspirando Go out your window, don't be ungrateful Sal niña a tu ventana no seas ingrata Go out and listen to my serenade Sal a escuchar mi serenata The serenade of the being who loves you La serenata del ser que te adora You don't see this man crying for your soul No ves que este hombre por tu alma llora Black-eyed brunette as my luck Morena de ojos negros como mi suerte With those red lips you give me death Con esos labios rojos me das la muerte Raise your eyes and look at me Alza los ojos y mírame a mi Don't be ungrateful don't be like that No seas ingrata no seas así They say they don't feel goodbyes Dicen que no se sienten las despedidas Tell the one who tells you that this is a lie Dile al que te lo cuente que eso es mentira Ungrateful lie of a being who is worshiped Mentira ingrata de un ser que se adora When you want if you even cry Cuando se quiere si hasta se llora

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At the age of 13, he began painting to win the heart of a young girl. Since then, David Silvah has taken the artistry of the traditional Mexican painting very seriously; sharing his work in a revolutionary, political, and social context of the past and the present.

The work of this young Zacatecano painter, now living in the city of Rosarito, forces the spectator to turn and observe with profound interest. When observing David Silvah paintings, we find Don Quixotes with a look of surprise, of anguish or of wonder.

We see free gestures, dynamic vitality, and Quixotes that emerge from their meditations, not always optimistic about the condition of humanity. David Silvah, in his relentless effort to express himself, reunites Zapatas Cristos Villas and Don Quixote at the same table. He uses narrative and literary content, as well as many colorful artistic effects, allowing us to enjoy the originality in his fine works.

Each work is a synthesis in which the painter gives free rein to his imagination, without being judged by other different and present pictorials. This allows David Silvah to approach his painting with absolute artistic freedom.

Adelman Fine Art is pleased to represent David Silvah and share his talent with collectors worldwide.

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Dimensions	48 × 58.5 in
Subject	Bird, Birds, Man
Version	One of a Kind Original Artwork
Style	Figurative, People
Version Short	Original Artwork
Artist	David Silvah
Medium	Acrylic
Substrate	Wood Panel

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