Licry Bicard
Painter, printmaker and sculptor. Fifty years of faces, cars and flower crowns from San Salvador.
San Salvador
The Coaster Collection
Twenty-four of Licry's works in coaster form, each carrying her signature. The same faces, cars and flower crowns from her canvases, on your table. Every design has a number; pick the ones you want.
Tap a design to see it full size. Order by number through Instagram or the message form.
Originals and Exhibitions
Paintings, drawings and light pieces from the studio. Each original is one of a kind; ask about availability.
About Licry Bicard
Licry Bicard (El Salvador, 1944) is a distinguished Salvadoran artist whose work spans painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture. Between 1972 and 1979 she trained under renowned masters José Sánchez Carralero, Valero Lecha, and Benjamín Saúl, cultivating the technical depth and expressive sensibility that define her practice. Across decades of creative work, Bicard has built a rich and varied body of art rooted in Salvadoran identity and the broader Latin American tradition.
In 1994 she founded her own art conservation studio alongside Roberto Arce, dedicating herself not only to creating art but to preserving it for future generations. Her work has been exhibited extensively and forms part of both national and international collections — a testament to its enduring resonance.
In 2004, the Legislative National Assembly of El Salvador honored Licry Bicard as Painter of Merit, recognizing a lifetime of artistic excellence and her lasting contribution to the cultural heritage of El Salvador.
- 1944Born in El Salvador.
- 1972–79Trains under José Sánchez Carralero, Valero Lecha and Benjamín Saúl.
- 1994Founds an art conservation studio with Roberto Arce.
- 2004Named Painter of Merit by the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador.
Take home a piece of El Salvador
Coaster sets and original works, straight from the artist in San Salvador. Message Licry on Instagram with the numbers of the designs you like, or send a note from this page.
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