Rafael De Penagos – #12383
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The artist employed simplified forms and flattened planes characteristic of early modern graphic design. Noticeable are the circular motifs flanking the face, each containing a plus sign within a spiral – these elements appear decorative but may also carry symbolic weight, potentially representing progress or positive change. The vertical band on the right side of the composition serves to isolate the figure, intensifying her presence and creating a visual rhythm that draws the eye towards her.
Beneath the portrait, bold lettering proclaims NUEVO MUNDO (New World). This inscription suggests a thematic connection between the woman’s image and aspirations for renewal or transformation. The typeface is robust and modern, reinforcing the sense of forward momentum implied by the text.
The overall effect is one of controlled formality combined with an underlying current of optimism. The work seems to be intended as promotional material, likely advertising something associated with a new era or vision. The woman’s image functions not merely as a portrait but as a symbol – a representation of ideals linked to this New World.