(Greetings dear winter friends, and friends of art in general, as is well known, today marks the 508th anniversary of the founding of Cumaná, the firstborn of the Latin American continent. Within the framework of this relevant historical milestone, I take the opportunity to share with all of you, a little more of my art, through my imaginary artistic work "Under the same gaseous sky of Ramos Sucre, the "Indian" says: they moved me here and there and my people were disconcerted", regarding the fact that this afternoon, I was able to take new photos regarding this work in question, which is inspired by the valuable sculpture made by Giuseppe Pizzo in 1955.

And although tonight I am a little exhausted after doing several activities, I think it was not in vain to almost rush to produce this new visual material for everyone's enjoyment. Remember that art is the best incentive, it belongs to the order of the soul, and it is a task to which I will always give a space in my life. If you like this artistic work please share, your comments are welcome. Receive sincere thanks to all who support my creative art work.)

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Detalles de la obra plástica.

Title: "Under the same gaseous sky of Ramos Sucre, the "Indian" says: they moved me here and there and my people were disconcerted."
Author: Francisco Marval (Fránmar).
Technique: Oil / Canvas. Measurements: 1 m. x 80 cm. Year: 2011

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Gracias por su lectura, hasta pronto, les deseo muchos éxitos.

Thank you for reading, see you soon, I wish you all the best.