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Oct 6

Postcard about two Hispanic girls by Dolores Guerrero-Cruz. (Created in the 3-year-long “Postcard Project: Celebrating Our Heroines” taught by artist-in-residence Cheri Gaulke (Over 300 participants printed postcards about a woman role model.)

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A Few of My Works

Panel 1 of 10 (History of the America’s)

Panel 2 of 10 (History of the America’s)

Panel 3 of 10 (History of the America’s)

Panel 4 of 10 (History of the America’s)

Panel 5 of 10 (History of the America’s)

Panel 6 of 10 (History of the America’s)

Panel 7 of 10 (History of the America’s)

8 of 10 (History of the America’s)

Panel #9

A Community of Angels Sculptural Project Tonatzin – Our Earth Angel by Dolores Guerrero A Community of Angels Project, 2000-2001. Sponsored by john Densmore of the “DOORS” & Leslie Neale. Was placed at the California Water Plaza, downtown Los Angeles.

Title: Mujeres Y Perros Creator/Contributor: Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores, Artist Date:1987 The harassing dogs outside the window.

Dolores Guerrero-Cruz Peacemakers, 1985 Screenprint Comments: “This is a serigraph or screen print. My thoughts… Children will create their future and must be envolved in creating a better world where they will become the heroes.

Dolores Guerrero-Cruz Mayan Codex, 1997 acrylic on cement, 9′ x 60′ Villa-Parke Community Center Villa St. & Los Robles, Pasadena

Postcard about two Hispanic girls by Dolores Guerrero-Cruz. (Created in the 3-year-long “Postcard Project: Celebrating Our Heroines” taught by artist-in-residence Cheri Gaulke (Over 300 participants printed postcards about a woman role model.)

Dolores Guerrero-Cruz Red Rider in the Hood, 1994 Also this work is displayed at the Ocotillo Community Center in California.

One of my works in which I have titled Beyond Nature. She is Mother Nature looking at the Universe and all of it’s life force.
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