Victoria Montesinos, Mexican painter, was born in Mexico City and has been exhibiting works since 1972 in the U.S., Europe, Mexico and Japan.
In late 1983, Victoria moved from Mexico to New York where she had a contract with one of the largest galleries in the United States to develop lithographic works.
While there, she studied and worked with a complicated technique to produce high-quality lithographs.
During one of the workshops in New York she met the noted Surrealist painter Leonora Carrington (1917-2011) with whom she shared many enriching experiences.
During that period, Victoria’s talent became widely known in the United States.
In addition to selling a large number of lithographic editions, she also sold approximately three hundred original paintings. However, in spite of her success, Victoria decided to return to Mexico.
Over the new few years she worked ardently in her homeland and developed a new style outstanding for its unique oil paintings and serigraphs on textiles.
In the mid-1990’s Victoria began to work with various galleries in the United States. She returned to New York with the sole intention of painting flowers.
Her idea acquired large dimensions through her magnificent brush and was executed with great skill and abundant creative passion.
Victoria Montesinos, pittrice Messicana, è nata a Città del Messico e dal 1972 espone opere negli Stati Uniti, in Europa, in Messico ed in Giappone.
Alla fine del 1983, Victoria si trasferì dal Messico a New York, dove aveva un contratto con una delle più grandi gallerie degli Stati Uniti per sviluppare opere litografiche.
Mentre era lì, ha studiato e lavorato con una tecnica complicata per produrre litografie di alta qualità.
Durante uno dei seminari a New York ha incontrato la nota pittrice surrealista Leonora Carrington (1917-2011) con la quale ha condiviso molte esperienze arricchenti.