Emiro Lobo - Wikipedia

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Emiro Lobo (1948–2007) was a Venezuelan painter, graphic artist, and designer.^[1]

Awards and recognitions

Michelena Hall Award, Caracas.
2nd National Design Award in Mérida. CONAC.
I CONAC Hall Award "Chorus City" (1991).
Special Award, Lifetime Achievement Tribute I Lounge "Maria Luisa de Urbina Schirripa".
I Prize Drawing Room Small Format, Mérida, Mérida State (1996).
First Prize II Lounge "Cementos Caribe" (1990).
Second Prize, I Hall West, Mérida, Mérida State (1980).
Art Salon Prize Paraguaná Falcón State. Landscape mode (1981).
Second Prize Drawing III Hall West, Mérida (1982).

References

^ "Emiro Lobo". Retrieved 14 June 2013.

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