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Mary Louise Lopez, a native born Texan, was an established professional artist who worked in the following media: acrylic, watercolor, stone, wood sculpture, conte & pastel, pen & ink, woodblock and lithography. |
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Her artwork is included in many corporate and private collections throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia. Among some of Ms. Lopez' awards, exhibits, and invitations include:
- A commission by Medical Center Hospital to do a painting of a mother and child for their Newborn Intensive Care Unit
- An invitation to exhibit in the North and South America Indigenous Artists Exhibition sponsored by Artists Indigenas
- First Place award in sculpture at the Fourth Annual Juried Latin/Indigena Woman's Art Exhibit
- A commission by the National Coalition of Hispanic Mental Health and Human Services Organization for a poster distributed nationwide
- A commission by AVANCE San Antonio for fund-raising campaign
- One of eight artists featured by the U.S. Dept of Labor Women's Bureau for a specially commissioned poster
- A commission by the McDonald Corporation for a poster commemorating Hispanic Heritage Week in the U.S.
- An invitation to exhibit in "Inner Visions", an exhibit of Hispanic women artists of Texas
Mary Louise lived in San Antonio, Texas where she maintained her studio. |
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