Papier mache dolls and wooden chairs and brightly painted. - MAINLY-MEXICAN's Photos

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MAINLY-MEXICAN > Well over 500 crosses make up this collector's display - not all are from Mexico. The largest blue cross was made by the Aguilar family of Oaxaca, Mexico and is made of clay.

MAINLY-MEXICAN > Papier mache dolls and wooden chairs and brightly painted.

MAINLY-MEXICAN > This collector's permanent home display is an altar honoring the memory of deceased family members.

MAINLY-MEXICAN > Created by the "Great Master," Tiburcio Soteno of Metepec, this impressive handmade clay tree of life depicts Dante's Divine Comedy & stands almost 4 foot tall.

MAINLY-MEXICAN > Many clay trees of life fill the window of this collector's home.

MAINLY-MEXICAN > A second home of collectors in Tucson - LADAP visited in 2003. These are 3 dimensional bas-relief wood, carved and painted mostly by unknown artists of the 1920's-1940's, though some are signed. See "Popular Arts of Mexico," pages 192-201.

MAINLY-MEXICAN > Mexican Folk Art-Collections of Others photo

MAINLY-MEXICAN > Mexican Folk Art-Collections of Others photo

MAINLY-MEXICAN > Neal's collection of Panduro's and others

Papier mache dolls and wooden chairs and brightly painted.

> Papier mache dolls and wooden chairs and brightly painted.

Papier mache dolls and wooden chairs and brightly painted.

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