Linda Cabrera Art Collections
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Artwork by Linda Cabrera
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

ISLAND DAZE by Linda Cabrera

Louie's Backyard by Linda Cabrera

Key West Lane by Linda Cabrera

Conch Salad by Linda Cabrera

Capt. Tony's Lucky Shot by Linda Cabrera

Hemingway Stilt House by Linda Cabrera

Keys Sunrise, Sunset by Linda Cabrera

Green Parrot Bar by Linda Cabrera

Key West U.S. Naval Station by Linda Cabrera

Georgia Street, Key West by Linda Cabrera

Lighthouse Rooster II by Linda Cabrera

Conch Day by Linda Cabrera

St. Mary's Catholic Church Key West by Linda Cabrera

Keys Vision by Linda Cabrera

Inside the Head of a Conch Woman by Linda Cabrera

Sloppy's Nightlife by Linda Cabrera

Whitehead Street by Linda Cabrera

Jon's Ham by Linda Cabrera

Martini Mermaid by Linda Cabrera

Boca Chica Bar by Linda Cabrera

Moonlit Dock by Linda Cabrera

Blue Heaven Wake Up Call by Linda Cabrera

Key West Lighthouse Rooster by Linda Cabrera

Mermaid wining under the sea by Linda Cabrera
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About Linda Cabrera
It is all in the detail. My work is a combination of realism and folk art, showing the laid back and colorful island life in which I was raised. I strive to add energy to my paintings by including people, animals, birds, that are all a part of my “Conch” upbringing. I not only endeavor to portray my life as a child growing up in Key West, but also the island as it exists today through the eyes of the many people who visit throughout the year.
In my latest work, you will see Key West as it was long-ago. In walking the neighborhoods I am reminded of how things once were. I bring my own memories into each piece, lovingly taking the extra time to add details, whether it’s a sign on a building that once was, or children playing in the streets chasing after ice cream trucks, all reminiscent of my past. As my paintbrush glides over the canvas I can hear the fire bell ringing in the distance, people talking on the street, probably spreading the latest gossip, or mothers calling their children to come home for dinner. I find myself going back in time and being lost in my painting as memories surface and come to life. My greatest joy is realized when someone views my art and tells me of their own special memories. I consider it an honor to be a part of someone’s story. My paintings are not just places, people or things; they are memories of a simpler time and places in my heart.