Alexandra Nechita "Let There Be Peace" Poster


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You are bidding on a 19x28" poster (pictured in 2nd picture) titled "Let There Be Peace" by world famous "Petite Picasso" Alexandra Nechita (an Orange Lutheran graduate!).  She painted this piece in 2001 before the age of 20.  


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On the poster:


"How wrong we are to believe that the faith of our nations lies in someone else's hands or circumstances.  How selfish to think that our own intentions and action have little or no apparent influence on humanity's future and blindly we brush aside the "caution signs" we may experience in our pursuit of everlasting peace.


We all must bond by the conviction that we have a universal interest toward which we would perform and for which we would sacrifice."


- Alexandra Nechita


Ambassador of Peace through Art
As designated by the World Federation of United Nations
the California art education association


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On the right side of the poster: copyright Alexandra Nechita 2001 (with an email address and fax number).


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About Alexandra:


Alexandra Nechita was born in Romania in 1985. She began drawing at the age of two. At seven, Alexandra was painting with oils and acrylics, and her first exhibit was a one-woman (child) show held at a Los Angeles public library when she was just eight years old.

Alexandra's talent was instantly recognized as capacity crowds came to see her amazing and often monumental paintings. After seeing her art, the press labeled her "The Petite Picasso." She attracted the attention of art critics and the media who began telling the world about this rarest of child prodigies - an artist who had mastered drawing and color, an artist who had created a visual language of her own, in a unique, lyrical, figurative, abstract cubist manner, an artist who had only recently turned nine years old.


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Lutheran High School of Orange County named their new community arts complex "The Alexandra Nechita Center for the Arts"


 

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