Created to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Quebradillas (1823–1973), this print is one of Cajiga’s earliest town-anniversary commissions. It captures the architectural essence of Puerto Rican small-town life, with its wooden storefronts, telephone poles, and human presence reflecting mid-20th-century daily rhythms. The work links civic pride with artistic identity, part of a broader movement by the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña to honor municipal heritage through art.
!! Print is stained on the edges and has slight foxing. !!
Authenticity: Signed
Condition: 3/5
Career: Established Artist
Age: 53
Size: 20x26 inches
Rarity: 251/300
Print is shipped in flat packaging and comes with Provenance card.
Created to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Quebradillas (1823–1973), this print is one of Cajiga’s earliest town-anniversary commissions. It captures the architectural essence of Puerto Rican small-town life, with its wooden storefronts, telephone poles, and human presence reflecting mid-20th-century daily rhythms. The work links civic pride with artistic identity, part of a broader movement by the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña to honor municipal heritage through art.
!! Print is stained on the edges and has slight foxing. !!
Authenticity: Signed
Condition: 3/5
Career: Established Artist
Age: 53
Size: 20x26 inches
Rarity: 251/300
Print is shipped in flat packaging and comes with Provenance card.
