8 x 10in serigraph by Mercedes Pardo. Acrylic on paper, 1986.

Discover the pioneering artistry and unique style of Mercedes Pardo with this 8x10 serigraph. Created in 1986 using acrylic on paper, this piece is a rare find with limited inventory available. Perfect for any art enthusiast or collector looking to add a one-of-a-kind piece to their collection.

Mercedes Pardo was  a prominent Venezuelan abstract artist, celebrated for her mastery of color and form. Born in Caracas in 1921, she studied at the Escuela de Artes Plásticas y Aplicadas in Caracas and later in Paris. Pardo's work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Museum of Fine Arts in Caracas and the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City. Her contributions to abstract art have left a lasting impact on the Venezuelan art scene.

This is a seminal representation of her work, Mercedes Pardo’s legacy places her alongside the most influential Venezuelan modernists. Her work, marked by its exploration of color and abstraction, is a cornerstone of mid-century Venezuelan art. She’s often mentioned in the same breath as Carlos Cruz-Diez and Jesús Soto, as she was not only a peer but also a key figure in elevating Venezuela’s place in the global art movement.

If Luisa Palacios represents the printmaking vanguard, Mercedes Pardo embodies the intellectual and painterly sophistication of the era. Both would be powerful names to highlight in any narrative about the collection’s significance. Their presence in your database elevates the collection to one that bridges technical innovation and cultural legacy.