Thoughts on Cuban artist Adelfa Cantelli painting + help w/title of a David Bumbeck print?

Found these 2 while roaming through a thrift store - the surreal(?) or impressionist(?) painting of a nude is by Cuban artist Adelfa Cantelli -who was a graphic designer, painter & comic artist. His biggest claim to fame - I think - is that he was a contributing artist on the 1960's comic/magazine Fantasia!
But I haven't been able to find any paintings by him - has anyone heard of him? Would his painting be collectible?
What would I call this painting?

I also found a limited edition print by well known printer/artist David Bumbeck - I think! The signature on the print I found looks like Bumbeck to me, but on the back of the frame the framer/gallery sticker has a phone number with 2 letters & 5 digits; which we stopped using in the early 1960's. David Bumbeck was born in 1940 - so it's possible, but I'm not sure.
Is the print by David Bumbeck? Also can anyone make out the title? ( I see Evening Musicgal...maybe?)

Final photo is of a Picasso exhibition poster I also found; my friend/the manager charged me $25 each so I think worse case I can get my $75 back with the Picasso poster alone, right?

Thank you for any help!

 

Back label - sorry photo program giving problems resizing

 

The title of the Cantelli painting is 'Ritmo Africano' or 'African Rhythm.' And... You owe me one. Found you a signature for comparison.

https://digitalcollections.library.miami.edu/digital/collection/theater/id/673

Debora

 

Evening Madrigal.

 

Cantelli appears to have been working in Miami between 1960 and 1979. Mostly known for involvement with the Cuban theater. Oh, and he's a she. Adelfa is a girl's name (means oleander.) Here she is listed in the book a 1970 volume of Boletín de artes visuales (or Visual Arts Bulletin in English.) Describes her as a "painter" and refers to an exhibit of her work at the Pan American Bank of Miami between March 15 and 26 of that year. The exhibit consisted of 18 figurative works of mostly Cuban scenes and landscapes. Wonder if yours was one of them.

Debora

 

? Picasso poster pic.

 

And I imagine her work would be collectible. A female Cuban artist who was likely part of the early exile. The University of Miami Cuban Heritage Collection has something of hers. Vaguely described as a "reproduction."

Debora

 

I am on phone now but when I reboot computer I'm hoping I can post Picasso exhibition poster.
Debora & houseful you never cease to amaze!
I humbly thank you!

 

Bumbeck works with that medium, works with that subject and that does appear to be his signature. Here's a work of his entitled 'Madrigale.' (Yours has the similar title of 'Evening Madrigal.')

https://www.amazon.com/Madrigale/dp/B00IO1K01G

Debora

 

He was born in 1940 so both could be early works. Here's his CV:

http://www.bigtowngallery.com/artists/david-bumbeck

Debora

 

What an asset you are to this forum deb !!!

 

How kind, Charlie. Thank you.

Debora

 

I always like seeing the items you find Journey.

 

Thanks Houseful - here's the Picasso poster.
Again and always Debora, I am indebted to you - I wish my computer was half as good!

 

https://www.rogallery.com/artists/pablo-picasso/galerie-felix-vercel/

 

You did ok for $25

 

One of my regular customers who collects nude paintings offered me $250 for it?

 

Not a clue as to value. But here is a list of organizations that promote/display Cuban art in Miami. Dunno if any have an acquisition budget:

The American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora, the Cuban Legacy Gallery, and MDC Special Collections at Miami Dade College.

Debora

 

Thanks Debora - MD college north campus is only a few minutes from my house; I'll check with them & see what they say

 

Thanks - but many times I wouldn't know what I had if not for you and Debora!