Roel Caboverde Llacer

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Roel Caboverde Llacer (born 20 November 1947, Baracoa^[1]) is a Cuban graphic artist, painter, and teacher, whose great-grandmother was a slave from Cape Verde, named Caridad Cabo Verde.

He grew up in the towns of La Poa and Moa and started his painting career as a house painter followed by work painting signs. He even painted murals during his service in the military. After, he the service, he trained as a visual arts instructor in the School of Fine Arts in the provincial capital of Guantánamo, graduating in 1987.^[2] His paintings have been exhibited in the Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany, United States, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and Japan.^[1][3] He currently lives and teaches in Baracoa.^[4]

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External links

• The Lighthouse Center for the Arts presents Art of Eastern Cuba: A Contemporary Collection.
• Cuban Art Store
• Arte de Cuba - "Jugadores" by Roel Caboverde Llacer
• Queens Library Gallery
• "Cuba Oriente: Contemporary Painting From Eastern Cuba" The Riffe Gallery - Ohio Art Council
• The Art of Brewing
• Osceola Street Cafe displays art from Eastern Cuba