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<\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\nThis painting \u201cIrene\u2019s\norchard\u201d by Encarna de Hoyas, illustrates a typical scene in the countryside\nwhere a family is picking lemons. In the foreground you can see a rooster and a\nchicken and just behind these, there is a woman sitting on a box and her little\ndaughter next to her. In the background, you can see a child and his father\npicking lemons near a dirt road. They are enjoying a bright sunlight and\nbeautiful day. On the left-hand side there is a place where you can read the\npainting and author\u2019s name. In the distance you can just see a high hill and a\nlight sky.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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<\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\nThis painting \u201cIrene\u2019s orchard\u201d by Encarna de Hoyas, illustrates a typical scene in the countryside where a family is picking lemons. In the foreground you can see a rooster and a chicken and just behind these, there is a woman sitting on a box and her little daughter next to her. In the background, you can see a child and his father picking lemons near a dirt road. They are enjoying a bright sunlight and beautiful day. On the left-hand side there is a place where you can read the painting and author\u2019s name. In the distance you can just see a high hill and a light sky.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
IRENE\u2019S VEGETABLE GARDEN\n(MARIA ORNELLA G\u00c1LVEZ MENACHO, MIRNA CURTIDO MART\u00cdINEZ, NOEMI PRUNET L\u00d3PEZ ,\nXIMENA BECERRA, JUAN ANTONIO P\u00c9REZ MU\u00d1OZ, YEISON ESTIBEN URRUTIA \u2013 1\u00baC)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n It was inaugurated in April 2015. It measures more than 40 m2 and it is the artist\u2019s tribute to the agricultural history of Estepona. The mural is located on Av. Andaluc\u00eda, next to the kindergarten \u00abLos Pitufos\u00bb. This painting is fantastic because you can see how you enjoy simple things, family, that even those values have not been lost. This is one of the most colourful paintings in Estepona. It is located in the north side of the city and it shows a family picking lemons from the trees. The family seems to be enjoying the day at the countryside. It is a fantastic and lovely work from the local artist Encarna de Hoyos. This mural is based on the real life of the characters and animals that appear in the painting. It is a very attractive\npainting that captivates with its colours and a beautiful illustration of\nfamily union and life in the countryside. This painting is ideal in the place\nwhere it is. Because this site was a lemon farm in the old time in Estepona,\nit\u2019s the only representative painting that exists in Estepona.<\/p>\n\n\n\n IRENE\u2019S VEGETABLE GARDEN (NOELIA L\u00d3PEZ \u00c1LVAREZ- 2\u00baC)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n The sun, the animals, nature, the blue sky, the trees, the Earth, love, the family\u2026. they are some of the most important and beautiful things for me. When I was a child, I spent my best moments in the country with my family. I was surrounded by nature and animals; I didn\u2019t need a mobile phone or a tablet to be happy. I can remember those days and smile again. In this mural, the artist shows us the importance of the links between Earth, nature, animals and people. Today, we are very worried about our work, money, having a better car or a bigger house, but nobody remembers to take care of our planet. In my opinion, the painter wants to show us the importance of agriculture in this region and the lifestyle of its population. Also, we can see a connection between the present and the past. Lastly, I think we can\u2019t forget where we come from, so when I look at this painting I feel that there is hope, and I know that the sun will always shine because life never stops.<\/p>\n\n\n\n IRENE\u2019S VEGETABLE GARDEN (JUAN\nMANUEL LE\u00d3N MU\u00d1OZ- 1\u00baB)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n This is a beautiful painting from the artist Encarna de Hoyos. This painter is from Estepona. This painting represents the agriculture and the history of Estepona. The painting is based on a place because there was a lemon plantation site in that place called Huerta Merchan. This painting has a many details including lemons and a lemon tree. In the painting you can see a family working in the fields picking lemons. If you want to see the painting, you can go to Avenue\nAndalusia next to the\nkindergarten \u00abLos Pitufos\u00bb.<\/p>\n\n\n\n IRENE\u2019S VEGETABLE GARDEN (<\/strong>MARGARITA ILLESCAS BARRIOS, RAFAEL DEL CASTILLO\nALBADALEJO, CARLOS J. MORALES FERN\u00c1NDEZ- 1\u00baB)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n The inauguration took place in April 2015 and Encarna de Hoyos painted the mural in ten days. Its measure is 54 square meters. The mural history is based on an old terrain of Estepona, where farmers worked. There were many lemon trees. You can see some different kinds of animals, chickens, rabbits, horses. It was a very nice place, and now it is a very\nbeautiful town.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" LA HUERTA DE IRENE de Encarnaci\u00f3n de Hoyos. Avda. Andaluc\u00eda. 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