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Rodolfo Escalera

Rodolfo "Rudy" Escalera also known as "Rodolfo Escalera Vizcaíno" (June 1, 1929 – January 25, 2000) was a Mexican-American artist. Among other works, he created collectible plates for the 1984 Summer Olympics, which became "The Official Gift of the 1984 Olympics". Escalera also created a collectible plate for the 1986 World cup hosted in Mexico. Escalera's primary medium was oils on canvas. The majority of his works are based in realism as he did not like abstract painting.
== Biography ==
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In 1980 Escalera entered into the plate collector business. He mainly created children's plates and was featured in magazines such as "The Plate Collector" magazine. This medium led to him applying for the licensing right to be an official licensee for the 1984 Summer Olympics. He was awarded the license and commissioned to create nine paintings, depicting many of the olympic events. The paintings were converted into high quality collectible porcelain plates and sold, in limited edition quantities, to the general public. The plates were also used by the Olympic committee as the “official gift” and presented to all of the visiting dignitaries throughout the world.After the Olympics Escalera was commissioned to create a painting for the 1986 World Cup, held in Mexico City.
In 1988 Escalera Moved to an area near his home town in Lerdo, Durango Mexico. Upon his return, a neighboring city, Torreon, Coahuila awarded Escalera with an official plaque from the city recognizing him as “Valor Lagunero”, an award the city offers to citizens who have had significant accomplishments throughout their lifetime. Lerdo, Durango, awarded him the designation of “Ciudadano Distinguido” or “very distinguished citizen”. Escalera’s home town of Gomez Palacio, Durango named the largest showroom at “La Casa De La Cultura (The House of Culture) after him at a dedication promoting art in all of its varying formats.
In 1994 Escalera was diagnosed with cancer and died six years later January 25, 2000.〔

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