I will miss Pablo Pinero
September 3rd, 2017
by
Anthea | 
Thanks to the Jesus daSilva former Ambassador from Spain to Jamaica and the Bahia Principe team I had a chance to meet Sir Pablo Pinero.
What impressed me most is his appreciation for the Arts. So deep his appreciation was that a visit to the hotel provides an almost spiritual connection to Pinero who played a pivotal role in selecting the works of art displayed.
The architectural design of the Bahia Principe is an entirely different height.
Pinero died on Friday, September 1. He is the founder and president of the Pinero Group, operators of the Bahia Principe Hotel in Runaway Bay, St Ann in Jamaica. His death was confirmed by Spanish Ambassador to Jamaica, Josep Maria Bosch Bessa.
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Lots of persons visit Gallery Barrington to view the many women whom 'Barry ' Watson represented in his artworks, but unknown to many the artist, now deceased was crucial in initiating the art curriculum in schools, so that art can be taught as subject even from primary school level. Not many persons know that this artist was the only such to have painted most if not all Caribbean leaders.
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TITLE: Riverwalk Jamaica taken in Westmoreland
ARTIST/ PHOTOGRAPHER: by Anthea McGibbon.
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