The Dolores Huerta Fine Art Collection

Abraham Torres, Mexican fine art documentary photographer, accounts in Los Angeles with a Lioness, a Rebel Princess, who truly fought the Empire, is first captured in this collection fighting valiantly against California Proposition 187 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles in 1994, and a talk on the UCLA campus in 2018. Social Justice Feminist, Si, Se Puede ! The Godmother, Influencer of California politics, the civil rights activist who rose up against goons in the San Joaquin Valley, cops and clubs in San Francisco, co-founded a labor union that caught the attention of the world and now leads with her own foundation.
Dolores Huerta Los Angeles, The Dolores Huerta Fine Art Collection by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, is a journey with a Lioness, a Rebel Princess, who truly fought the Empire and has been defending her gente, people for decades. The collections begins with the princess fighting valiantly against California Proposition 187 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles in 1994 and ends with a talk at UCLA in 2018. "The Rebel Princess Huerta III" is the featured image of the collection. The description follows: Dolores Huerta standing on a stage inside a ballroom at the historic Biltmore Hotel in 1994, with a mic in her hand the Mexican American labor leader and civil rights activist, spoke at an anti-California Proposition 187 rally in Los Angeles. Photograph captured with a Canon EOS 630 35mm film camera.
NO on Prop 187 Rally, in 1994, two girls sitting on a stage are holding up (Protest art) flyers reading: "No on Proposition 187" in white and blue motif at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Photograph captured by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, with a Canon EOS 630 35mm film camera.
Dolores Huerta Icon L.A., in 1994, Rebel Princess, Mexican American labor leader and civil rights activist, with a mic in her hand spoke at an anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Photograph captured by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, with a Canon EOS 630 35mm film camera.
NO on Prop 187 rally, in 1994, two girls sitting on a stage, holding up (Protest art) flyers reading: "No on Proposition 187" in white and blue motif at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Photograph captured by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, with a Canon EOS 630 35mm film camera.
Dolores Huerta Biltmore Hotel, in 1994 with a mic in her hand, the icon American labor leader and civil rights activist spoke at an anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Photograph captured by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, with a Canon EOS 630 35mm film camera.
Dolores Huerta UCLA campus, is feliz (happy) in 2018, as she was being interviewed for a historical interview, in front of a large audience at the Fowler Museum, Westwood. The icon, content, is smiling, calming enjoying her legacy with the audience who also appreciate this historical moment in time. Photograph captured by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, with a Leica D-LUX(type 109) digital camera.
Dolores Huerta UCLA Art, Abraham Torres, Mexican fine art documentary photographer, is also a Master Digital Darkroom expert, who converted a color digital DNG file into a monochrome image and a work of fine art photography. In 2018, she was interviewed and later honored in front of a large UCLA audience. The icon, content, begins to calmly enjoy her legacy in front of the audience by clapping, the audience joins in as they also appreciate the historical moment in time at the Fowler Museum, on UCLA campus, Westwood. Huerta is captured clapping on a Leica D-LUX(type 109) digital camera.
Dolores Huerta, Cheryl Diaz, in the chilly evening of a Fowler Museum terrace, the Rebel Princess, the Godmother, the Lioness, talks to a fellow Rebel Princess Cheryl Diaz, and as they discuss, they begin to transfer generational knowledge as only two Mexican American women are able to do. Photograph captured by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, with a Leica D-LUX(type 109) digital camera.
Dolores Huerta Mexican-American, the look of a Lioness, the stillness of an American California labor icon as well as a civil rights activist is on a terrace at the Fowler Museum on UCLA campus, Westwood, California. Photograph captured by Mexican fine art documentary photographer Abraham Torres, with a Leica D-LUX(type 109) digital camera.