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Susan Santiago

Susan Santiago

Founder of Galeria San Francisco, was born and raised on the East coast where she spent her summer vacations wandering the sandy beaches of the New Jersey shore. After graduating from high school she moved to Greenwich Village, New York and received a Bachelor’s Degree in Art History from New York University.
A year later she moved to Woodstock, New York in order to pursue her dream of becoming an artist. While living in Woodstock, she taught school in Ulster County and attended the Art Students League, where she studied drawing and painting for a number of years. She left New York and moved to Venice, California where she enrolled in the Fine Arts Graduate Program at California State University, Los Angeles earning a MA in Fine Arts. Upon graduation she devoted herself to painting full time in studios in Venice and later downtown Los Angeles. She eventually decided to forgo city living and moved to Topanga Canyon, where she met her husband Ral, an architect and nightclub owner. She lived in Topanga Canyon and in Box Canyon both located in in the Santa Monica Mountains, not far from the Pacific Ocean. She continued to paint and enjoy the rural scenery while teaching art for over 25 years in Los Angeles. Susan served as the Art Department Chairperson at Palisades Charter High School in Pacific Palisades, California, before she retired from teaching in June of 2011. During summer vacations, she and her husband took many trips to Mexico and they eventually fell in love with San Miguel de Allende. Her husband designed their current home with a large art studio and they moved there permanently in July of 2011. San Miguel, a well-known artist´s colony and UNESCO World Heritage site, along with the people and culture of Mexico continues to inspire Susan´s current body of work. She now devotes herself full time to her painting. Susan has exhibited in galleries on both the East and West coasts and was represented by Orlando Gallery in Los Angeles for over 28 years, and by Magenta Gallery, in San Miguel de Allende for 2 years.

El Kimono Azul con Mariposas

34 x 39 " framed
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel $1,650 USD

Recuerdo de Cosas Posadas #2

33 x 39” framed
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel $1,650 USD

El Arbol de Vida #1

27 x 27 inches framed
Acrylic and Mixed Media on wood Panel $850 USD

Las Queridas Amigas

39 x 39 “ framed
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Wood Panel $1700 USD

Hija de La Revolucion

20 x 26 " framed
Acrylic on Wood panel $750 USD

Xochitl Camila con Abanico

28 x 33 inches framed
Acrylic, lace and mixed media on wood panel $975 USD

Jinete- The Little Cowboy

17 x 20 inches framed
Acrylic on Wood panel $500 USD

El Vaquero # 1

23 x 29” framed
Acrylic and Mixed Media on wood Panel $675 USD

El Vaquero Montando Su Palomino

23 x 29” framed
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Wood Panel $675 USD

LA Vaquera

27 x 27” framed
Acrylic on Canvas $675 USD

20 x 24” framed

20 x 24” framed
Acrylic on Wood Panel $600 USD

La Pequena Vendedora

20 x 24" framed
Acrylic on Wood Panel $600 USD

Vendadora de Los Flores

19x 23” framed
Acrylic on Wood Panel $600 USD

Sonando con El Charco

32 x 38” framed
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas $1500 USD

Diosa del Jardin

28 x 34” framed
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Wood Panel $550 USD

Sobre Los Girasoles

28 x 34” framed
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Wood Panel $1200 USD

La Vendedora de Los Sombreros

20 x 24” framed
Acrylic on Wood Panel $525 USD

La Vendedora de Maiz

20 x 20" framed
Acrylic on Wood panel $525 USD

La Jefa con de La Familia

20 x 20" framed
Acrylic on Wood panel $525 USD

Una Nieta con Su Abuelo

20 x 24" framed
Acrylic on wood panel framed $600 USD

Dia de Los Muertos- El Gallo

28 x 34" framed
Acrylic on Wood Panel $950 USD

Dia de Los Muertos- La Contesa con Su Gato Negro

34 x40” framed
Acrylic on Wood Panel $1700 USD

Dia de Los Muertos- El Ultimo Tango

27 x27” framed
Acrylic on Wood Panel $700 USD

Dia de Los Muertos- Desfile

40”x40”
Acrylic on Wood Panel $1400 USD
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Acrylic Painting with Susan Santiago
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