DIVEDCO
Graphic Arts in Puerto Rico evolved as a means of popular communication from the outreach programs of the Puerto Rican Division of Community Education (Spanish: División de Educación de la Comunidad - DIVEDCO).
“(DIVEDCO) was an agency established in 1949 with the purpose of producing cultural materials for public education on the island of Puerto Rico. Local writers, artists, community organizers, filmmakers and musicians were employed by DIVEDCO to create works and programs in their respective fields on topics of public interest such as literacy, health care, democracy and civic engagement. “ - Wikipedia The initiative reflects the influence of the Mexican Taller de Gráfica Popular where many of the early Puert Rican artists gained their skill and mission to bring art to the people as a didactive vehicle. As such, the division provided a space for Puerto Rican artists to hone their graphic skills and gain exposure. The work started with DIVEDCO became the foundation of graphic design not only as a means of communication but also as an affordable fine art product.
“(DIVEDCO) was an agency established in 1949 with the purpose of producing cultural materials for public education on the island of Puerto Rico. Local writers, artists, community organizers, filmmakers and musicians were employed by DIVEDCO to create works and programs in their respective fields on topics of public interest such as literacy, health care, democracy and civic engagement. “ - Wikipedia The initiative reflects the influence of the Mexican Taller de Gráfica Popular where many of the early Puert Rican artists gained their skill and mission to bring art to the people as a didactive vehicle. As such, the division provided a space for Puerto Rican artists to hone their graphic skills and gain exposure. The work started with DIVEDCO became the foundation of graphic design not only as a means of communication but also as an affordable fine art product.
Classic posters are available for purchase from our collection. However, they are true antiques. As such, they are delicate works of an ephemeral nature which reflect normal wear and tear through the years. Some samples have slight tears and discolorations.
Terms and Conditions apply.
Terms and Conditions apply.
BELÉN
DIVEDCO - Eduardo Vera Cortés -1977
Signed serigraph by the artist in 1985
30.5x18.5 - unframed
$450
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pedacito de tierra
DIVEDCO - Rafael Tufiño - 1952
Signed blank variant serigraph
26x18 - unframed
$800
nenen de la ruta mora
DIVEDCO - Carlos Raquel Rivera - 1956Blank variant serigraph26x18 - unframed
$650
5 cuentos de miedo
DIVEDCO - Lorenzo Homar - 1953
Serigraph
30.5x18 - unframed
$650
la botija
DIVEDCO - 1976
Serigraph
24x17 - unframed
$450
huracán
DIVEDCO - José M. Figueroa - 1956Blank variant serigraph28x20 - unframed
$550
El de los Cabos blancos
DIVEDCO - Antonio Maldonado - 1955
Blank variant serigraph
28.5x19.5 - unframed
$650
La carreta
DIVEDCO - Eduardo Vera Cortés - 1961
Serigraph signed by the artist
30.5x18.5 - unframed
$650
morel campos
DIVEDCO - Rafael Tufiño - 1957Mixed media print29x19 - unframed
$500
the holiday season
The holiday season in Puerto Rico is special and heartily celebrated. Every year DIVEDCO and associated agencies and cultural institutions would set a holiday program for the season taking on different themes for young and old. Part of the publicity for these holiday programs involved art and folkloric expressions. Like many of DIVEDCO's posters, these works acquired a collectible status.
felicidades
DIVEDCO - Carlos Raquel Rivera - 1964
Serigraph 16.5x27
$650
programa de navidad 1957
DIVEDCO - Carlos Raquel Rivera - 1957
Blank variant serigraph
26x17.5- unframed
$550
felicidades 1977
DIVEDCO - Eduardo Vera Cortés - 1977Serigraph28x18 - unframed
$500
concurso de navidad
DIVEDCO - 1955Blank variant30.5x18.5 - unframed
$450
programa de navidad 1960
DIVEDCO - Rafael Delgado Castro - 1960
Blank variant serigraph
25.5x15.5 - unframed
$650
Felicidades 1959
DIVEDCO - Carlos Raquel Rivera - 1959Serigraph22x15 - unframed
$500
programa de navidad 1967
DIVEDCO - Isabel Bernal - 1967
Serigraph [visible folds and tear] 25x17
$300
