Discover Francisco Zuniga's intimate 1962 ink drawing "Study for Marbles," a masterful example of Latin American Folk Art and Expressionist tradition that captures the artist's preparatory process for larger sculptural works. This signed and dated work on paper transforms the concept of children at play into a profound meditation on innocence and cultural tradition, rendered with Zuniga's characteristic sensitivity to human subjects and masterful ink technique. The piece demonstrates the artist's exceptional ability to find universal meaning in childhood activities while showcasing his deep understanding of Mexican family life and the importance of play in cultural development. Beautifully framed and ready to display, this original study represents a significant example of 1960s Latin American drawing and Zuniga's exploration of preparatory artistic processes.
