November 9, 2011: The name "Little Havana" emerged in the 1960s as the concentration of Cubans in the area grew sharply. Right in the heart of Miami is an area that is from a Cuban storybook. Here in "Little Havana," you can find hand-rolled cigars, fruiterias, meat markets, herbal stores and windows with cafecitos. Although Miami is new, as far as cities are concerned, you can walk from downtown with all of its art deco high rises right into old-time Cuba. On 8th Street (or Calle Ocho), between 12th and 27th Avenues, lies a time warp into another reality.
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Artistry around the Entrance to Marta G. Isamil Art Gallery
According to the website, "Marta G. Ismail was born in Camaguey, Cuba. Her first works were inspired with flavors of her beloved country. This era brought forth on canvas a landscape rich with green vast plains and valleys. Subsequently, after several years in Europe and the United States, she began to reflect her emotions and inner self through elements that depicts life through a dream."
Additional information can be found
here.
Artistry around the Entrance to Marta G. Isamil Art Gallery
According to the website, "Marta G. Ismail was born in Camaguey, Cuba. Her first works were inspired with flavors of her beloved country. This era brought forth on canvas a landscape rich with green vast plains and valleys. Subsequently, after several years in Europe and the United States, she began to reflect her emotions and inner self through elements that depicts life through a dream."
Additional information can be found
here.
Camera: Canon (Canon Powershot Sx40 Hs) |
original size: 3000px x 4000px |
Current: 338px x 450px |
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