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The award for most ambitious array of original subject matter would go to
Zeny Fuentes. A young carver who already tours outside his country to
showcase his work.
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Maria Jimenez Ojeda's work is the best example of floral painting unique to the
village of San Martin. An essential artists in a discriminating collectors collection.
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rocio Hernandez produces flawless and very carefully shaped animals. Her fish
and lizards are fantastic. But it's her turtles that show off the intricacies of her painting.
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Antonio Carrillo is a carver for the occasion. A role model to others
he carves amazing pre-columbian people, festive skeletons, and very graceful animals.
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Bili Mendoza has created a signature look to his animals. Although his painting style looks very
basic at first glance his work reveals thousands of uniform dots as a backdrop.
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Legendario Mixes is one of several Mixes artisans who produce elongated wash painted animals and reptiles.
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One of the last of the true traditional aniline
artists Calixto Santiago works in this difficult dye
medium with a depth and expertise of a true maestro.
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Efrain Fuentes is unique in his armadillo invention. He has
also tackled other creatures such as marlins and pumpkin people.
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Jose Olivera focuses on the soft look of house cats. Brilliant expression
is seen in each one of his life-like creations. To have one of his works is almost
like having the real thing.
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Moises Jimenez is the humble grandson of Manuel Jimenez. His work is similar
to his brother Armando's but some say is a degree better. His rabbits have won
him state carving championships.
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Catarino Carrillo has a tremdous ability to accurately recreate an animal in motion.
His carvings take only a slight bend to the surreal. His mermaids are considered some
of the best around.
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The Tribus Mixes co-op of carvers produce a wide range of animals
in many sizes and are instantly recognizable for their sleekness. Gazelles, peacocks,
dragons, and mantids all share a natural look.
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What collection would be complete without the inventive work of Damian Morales and wife Beatriz.
Their wildly colorful roosters best represent a Zapotec's facination with this fearless avian.
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Smart yet simplistic shaped carvings with purely intelligent
color arrangement describe the work of Eyolola Ortiz. A
great deal of care and personality befit each creation.
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Antonio Mandarin works in the large scale and delights in reptiles
and dragons. Cats in clothing are also a unique invention of this artist
with asian heritage.
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Gilberto Soriano sets himself apart with unparalled painting. Uniform
shapes vibrate atop solid interlocking patterns.
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Sergio Santiago rarely goes out of the ocean for inspiration. His fish
are always fun and interesting and the painting varies greatly.
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The Mendez family of San Martin are known for their powerful aliens of all sizes.
The color palate is unchanging and their starburst designs are their trademark.
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Carlos Morales is an amazing inventor of new creatures that inspires
many imitators. Designing a wide range of unusual birds and fanciful
creatures with strong presence.
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