Puerto Rico Framed Art

Despite being a US territory, the official languages are both Spanish and English, with the island being ruled by both the Spanish and English Empire for centuries. Framed Puerto Rico Art brings back in the spotlight the Taino people who used to inhabit the island prior to colonization. Even though many of them were sent into slavery and died as a result of diseases brought by colonists from the old continent, some of their traditions have survived.

Framed Puerto Rico Art also depicts some of the public buildings, churches and forts erected during the Spanish colonial age. They are still standing and act as a magnet for tourists, especially those who choose to take their time and leave the coastal area to explore the mainland. Having said this, it is the resorts and hotels near the seaside that attract tourists, with their spectacular beaches and coastline whose beauty is captured in panoramic photographs.