Discover Francisco Zuniga's graceful 1977 lithograph "Mujer Reclinada" (Reclining Woman), a masterful example of Latin American Folk Art that captures the serene beauty and dignity of feminine repose through sensitive artistic observation. This signed and dated work on Arches paper transforms the classical theme of the reclining figure into a celebration of peaceful contemplation and feminine grace, rendered with Zuniga's characteristic warmth and masterful lithographic technique. The piece demonstrates the artist's exceptional ability to find universal beauty in quiet moments while showcasing his deep respect for women and his understanding of the restorative power of rest in Mexican culture. Beautifully framed and ready to display, this First State work represents a significant example of 1970s Latin American printmaking and Zuniga's exploration of feminine themes and contemplative subjects.
