Rossmary Val Verde (Peruvian, b. 1960s) 17 ½ × 36 ½ in

Artist: Rossmary Val Verde (Peruvian, b. 1960s) Title: Tiñendo Lana (“Dyeing Wool”) Year: 2005 Medium: Oil and Acrylic on Canvas Dimensions: 17 ½ × 36 ½ in (44.5 × 92.7 cm) Signed: Lower right, R. Val Verde Provenance: Gallery 444, San Francisco, California — original gallery label on verso, inventory #C11974, retail price $2,900 ? Description A brilliant, story-rich example of Rossmary Val Verde’s celebrated depictions of Andean village life. In Tiñendo Lana, Val Verde captures an everyday moment in a mountain village where women prepare and dye wool under a glowing yellow sky. Brightly dressed figures, terracotta rooftops, and lush green hills form a joyful narrative of color and tradition. The snow-capped Andes rise beyond, uniting daily labor and natural grandeur in a distinctly Peruvian rhythm of life. Executed in Val Verde’s signature style—bold color blocking, curving pathways, and geometric architecture—the work radiates warmth and cultural pride. The artist’s distinctive hand-layered oil and acrylic technique produces a richly textured surface that comes alive under light. ? Condition Excellent original condition. Canvas remains tight with vivid pigment and no evidence of fading, abrasions, or repairs. Professionally stretched and wired, ready to hang.