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She is a 35-year old Argentinian artist, who has dedicated her time to painting and hand-carven wooden frames ever since completing her studies. The themes of her work are very varied and interesting, from Colonial Religious Paintings, Scenes of Medieval Hunting, Birds and Hunting Dogs, to Ecuestrian and Polo Paintings, in which she not only depicts action scenes of the best, present-day teams, but also scenes corresponding to Persian Polo, replicating the first drawings referred to polo.

Ever since her childhood, Dolores has known a lot about horses. In her paintings she reflects the musculature and the expression of horses in action, highlighted by the use of bright and lively colours in her pallet.

Her oil-paintings on canvas, which she herself prepares, plus the well-finished wooden frames which hand-carved and gold-plated or silver-plated, make her paintings real works of art, with a unique and exclusive style.

Although her work can be privately purchased, she has organized exhibitions in the Palaise de Glace, at Casa FOA and at Arandú Atalajes.
Nowadays and since several years ago, she has permanent exhibitions at the Colibrí Estancia de Charme, in Santa Catalina, Córdoba; at the Hotel Estancia de la Paz, and at the Paz Polo Club, both in Ascochinga, Córdoba.

In October 2009 she promoted her work in the United States, where she received much acknowledgement from gallery owners and from collectors, and this allows her to now be planifying what will be her first art exhibition at East Hampton, New York, and at Palm Beach, Florida.

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