Oil Painting Puerto Rican Outsider Latin American Art "Horsemen of Apocalypse" by Juan De Prey, 1932 Redo the cabinet has a bank

the cabinet has a bank of three graduated drawers

which swivels to show the Hieroglyphics

the couple traveled to Charleston

comfortable and in very good condition and ready to grace your dining room

His son says he learned silverwork at Dean Kirk’s trading post in Manuelito in the early 1950s

Oil Painting Puerto Rican Outsider Latin American Art "Horsemen of Apocalypse" by Juan De Prey, 1932 Redo the cabinet has a bankSOLD A most unusual oil on canvas painting, by the Latin American artist Juan De' Prey (1904 1962), "The horsemen of the Apocalypse", dated 1932. De'Prey worked mainly New York, this most unusual painting depicts the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, riding through a river of bodies and carrying sabres, the rider to the front with a decapitated head on his blade. It typifies the dark politcal work produced by Latin American artists during the 1930s. The