Painting 3d metal Che Guevara 100x100cm

Description

Bring a powerful and historical icon into your interior with this impressive 3D metal painting of Che Guevara. With a generous size of 100 by 100 cm, this artwork is an absolute eye-catcher. The effigy of the world-famous revolutionary is sublimely crafted from metal, with both the portrait and the background made entirely of iron for a robust and industrial character.

What is unique about this wall object is the pronounced 3D effect: the different elements of the portrait are placed further from the background, which really brings out the face and makes the painting seem to come alive on your wall. Because each one is completely handcrafted and painted, you are bringing a unique object into your home; colors and details may vary subtly from the photo as a result. This painting is a fantastic addition to your living room, office or business, but thanks to its durable materials, it is also excellent for hanging outside under a canopy. Would you prefer to admire the depth and details of this exclusive model in real life first? You are welcome to visit our showroom in Ammerzoden, where we present the largest collection of metal 3D paintings in the Benelux.

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Who was Che Guevara?

Originally, his name, Ernesto Guevara, was born in Argentina. Che Guevara, was a Cuban guerilla leader and was a member of Fidel Castro’s revolutionary movement. He is still unprecedentedly popular despite, that he died 50 years ago.

Che Guevara grows up in a family of five children. As such, the family was fairly well off, in part because his father was an architect and enjoyed a nice income. At nineteen, he decided to study medicine at the university.

Che Guevara traveled extensively throughout South America, and it has been said that he developed revolutionary thoughts during these travels, in part because he was confronted with so much poverty throughout South America.

In South America, Che is still revered as a saint. Especially because she sacrificed herself for the greater good. Che wanted to fight for all the inequality and poverty he constantly faced. At the age of 28, Che joined the Fidel Castro’s guerrilla movement. Together, in 1959, they wanted to depose Cuba’s dictator, Fulgencio Batista. This succeeded, and so Che became a minister. Che had also set his sights on Bolivia, but the power of the Bolivian army was too strong. Here Che was also injured. He was captured and Che was executed on Oct. 9, 1967.