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Celebrate the iconic French singer and composer, Gilbert Bécaud, with this electrifying illustration titled "Monsieur 100.000 Volt". With his powerful voice and masterful piano playing, Bécaud was a true force of nature on stage. This design captures his dynamic presence, featuring a striking portrait of the artist surrounded by swirling waves of energy. This illustration is the perfect way to show your appreciation for Bécaud's music and legacy. Whether you're a lifelong fan or simply love bold and expressive art, this print is sure to make a statement in any room. Bring a touch of French glamour into your life.

Celebrate the iconic French singer and composer, Gilbert Bécaud, with this electrifying illustration titled "Monsieur 100.000 Volt". With his powerful voice and masterful piano playing, Bécaud was a true force of nature on stage. This design captures his dynamic presence, featuring a striking portrait of the artist surrounded by swirling waves of energy. This illustration is the perfect way to show your appreciation for Bécaud's music and legacy. Whether you're a lifelong fan or simply love bold and expressive art, this print is sure to make a statement in any room. Bring a touch of French glamour into your life.

Celebrate the iconic French singer and composer, Gilbert Bécaud, with this electrifying illustration titled "Monsieur 100.000 Volt". With his powerful voice and masterful piano playing, Bécaud was a true force of nature on stage. This design captures his dynamic presence, featuring a striking portrait of the artist surrounded by swirling waves of energy. This illustration is the perfect way to show your appreciation for Bécaud's music and legacy. Whether you're a lifelong fan or simply love bold and expressive art, this print is sure to make a statement in any room. Bring a touch of French glamour into your life.

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This stunning illustration pays homage to the iconic French singer, Charles Aznavour, often referred to as the "Sinatra Français". With his distinctive voice and timeless songs, Aznavour captured the hearts of millions around the world. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering Aznavour's music for the first time, this illustration is sure to make a lasting impression.

This stunning illustration pays homage to the iconic French singer, Charles Aznavour, often referred to as the "Sinatra Français". With his distinctive voice and timeless songs, Aznavour captured the hearts of millions around the world. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering Aznavour's music for the first time, this illustration is sure to make a lasting impression.

This stunning illustration pays homage to the iconic French singer, Charles Aznavour, often referred to as the "Sinatra Français". With his distinctive voice and timeless songs, Aznavour captured the hearts of millions around the world. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering Aznavour's music for the first time, this illustration is sure to make a lasting impression.

This stunning illustration pays homage to the iconic French singer, Charles Aznavour, often referred to as the "Sinatra Français". With his distinctive voice and timeless songs, Aznavour captured the hearts of millions around the world. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering Aznavour's music for the first time, this illustration is sure to make a lasting impression.

Neither sings nor dances... But don't miss it

Coleo is practiced is the Colombian eastern plains shared with Venezuela. The merit of a rider is to grab the cow by the tale and pull until the animal falls to the ground. The winner is the one who can achieve this feat in the shortest time.

This is a work by Colombian artist Aurora Bueno

ilustración de lola flores.

Though the overall story and appearance of the mask may seem dark, the word Hannya in Japanese actually means “wisdom” and the masks themselves are considered a symbol of good luck. In Japan today, the masks are often used as a means of warding off evil.

Peruvian markets in South America

Mercedes Sosa

Retrato vectorial.

In this occasion we can appreciate a group of Native People from the Colombian Eastern Plains performing a traditional dance. Spectators from different countries observe the dance which is part of the opening events during the International Coleo Tournament.

Though the overall story and appearance of the mask may seem dark, the word Hannya in Japanese actually means “wisdom” and the masks themselves are considered a symbol of good luck. In Japan today, the masks are often used as a means of warding off evil.

Though the overall story and appearance of the mask may seem dark, the word Hannya in Japanese actually means “wisdom” and the masks themselves are considered a symbol of good luck. In Japan today, the masks are often used as a means of warding off evil.

Though the overall story and appearance of the mask may seem dark, the word Hannya in Japanese actually means “wisdom” and the masks themselves are considered a symbol of good luck. In Japan today, the masks are often used as a means of warding off evil.

The Great Machu Picchu and a Typical Peruvian Market

Floral design inspired by romanian folk art.

A childhood favorite character, Falcor the Luck Dragon.

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Pastel sobre papel, ilustração original.

A little three-color woodcut of two doves based on Mexican folk art

folklore patterns floral

The Curupira is a figure in the Tupi mythology and Brazilian folklore. O Curupira é uma figura na mitologia tupi e folclore brasileiro.

Tales tell us that in the deep blue infinite Brazillian waters lives a huge snake monster, called Ipupiara.

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Spanish traditions.

shoujo

The Pisadeira ("The Woman who Treads on Someone") is a hag from Brazilian folklore. I guess there are other similar hags all over the world. She is known for stepping on people who go to bed with a full belly after eating so much and for causing nightmares.