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Santiago Landmarks - Cerro San Cristobal

from $35.00

Cerro San Cristobal topped by iconic structures is wrapped into the identity of Santiago Chile. Bring some of the wonder that keeps us looking upwards into your space.

These paintings were designed to stand alone or be paired. Use the drop downs below to choose your design and sizing 

This art is available as a high quality Giclée Print on Premium Archival Smooth Matte Fine Art Paper.  The 230 gsm paper is acid free and archival quality so it can be displayed or stored for many years without yellowing.

Please note these prints are made to order and production time is 2-3 days.  Shipping will take 7-10 days.  The cost of shipping is included.

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Cerro San Cristobal topped by iconic structures is wrapped into the identity of Santiago Chile. Bring some of the wonder that keeps us looking upwards into your space.

These paintings were designed to stand alone or be paired. Use the drop downs below to choose your design and sizing 

This art is available as a high quality Giclée Print on Premium Archival Smooth Matte Fine Art Paper.  The 230 gsm paper is acid free and archival quality so it can be displayed or stored for many years without yellowing.

Please note these prints are made to order and production time is 2-3 days.  Shipping will take 7-10 days.  The cost of shipping is included.

More About the Subject of these Paintings

The painting captures the majesty and power of La Virgen at the Santuario del Cerro San Cristóbal, in Santiago, Chile and juxtaposes the man-made and natural elements crucial to urban development, while raising questions about our current relationship with technology, religion, and nature.

The painting of the Manuel Foster Observatory, erected in 1903 on top of Cerro San Cristobal to facilitate observations of the southern sky using cutting-edge technology explores the role of landscape in technological progress.  Hills are places where the earth meets the sky, and across cultures and time, have been used by humans to explore beyond the boundaries of our terrestrial lives.