Pastels on Paper
”I viewed a Degas monoprint, an oil on paper image, at the Norton Simon Museum of Art. At first, I drew directly on the metal etching plates. I didn’t have an expensive etching press, so at home I used a brayer. I realized that I could monoprint on glass by placing the glass directly over my drawing or any photo I chose and give myself more options with my drawings under the glass. By 1983 I was using plexiglass because it doesn’t break as easily. This allowed me to explore different effects, textures and colors that gave each reiteration a different look and feel, in particular, pastel work”. Source: My History with Monoprinting. Margaret Garcia, Artist Archive Booklet
Jarocha Dancers. 2024. Pastel on Monoprint. w: 11 3/4 x h: 8 in. Available Photo - Michael Sedano
Dancing in the Dark (1 and 2) (untitled). Pastel on Monoprint. w: 7 x h: 7 in (frame - w: 9 x h: 9 (Approx). Two of a set of four (4). Available
Purple Angel and Blessed Leaves. 2001. Pastel on Paper. w: 44 x h: 32 in. Sold
Fire in Paradise. 2019. Pastel on Paper. w: 30 x h: 22.5 in. (image). Sold T-1700 (Framed)
Fire in the Night. 2019. Pastel on Paper. w: 30 x h: 22.5 in. Available
Jarocha. 2007. Pastel on Paper. w: 24 x h: 42 in. Sold