THE COLLECTOR’S GUIDE: QUE TENGA BUENA MANO

Que Tenga BUENA MANO PO Box 762 Santa Fe, NM 87504 Phone: 505-983-2358 Fax: 505-988-5196 By Appointment Patricia A. La Farge, Owner/Buyer
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Image: © Que Tenga Buena Mano
Three Sirenas
Vicenta Flores Ataucusi, Perú
Contemporary ceramic, 6" x 3" x 3"

Que Tenga Buena Mano -- "May you have good fortune,"

is a 37-year-old business dedicated to Antique and Contemporary Latin American Ethnographic Arts.

There is a special emphasis on Religious and Celebratory subjects such as Easter, the Days of the Dead, Corpus Cristi and Christmas. Latin American Jewelry and Textiles are also an important part of Que Tenga Buena Mano. Hours are By Appointment, seven days a week. Private gallery of Latin American religious folk art. Contemporary and antique Latin American folk art and jewelry. Religious and celebratory folk art specializing in Christmas, crosses and The Day of The Dead. Some of this folk art is antique material.

Public Events

June 1-3, 2007
"Twelve Traveling Traders" Show. Spring sale and exhibition of folk art, jewelry, weavings, clothing, ethnic arts from around the world: Asia, Middle East, Russia, Africa, Mexico, and Central and South America. 10am - 5pm daily. DeVargas Center, 153B Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe.

July 14-15, 2007
Third Annual "International Folk Art Market". Sales-exhibition of materials from around the world: 100+ artists from 45+ countries. Que Tenga Buena Mano is sponsoring Vicenta Flores from Peru, internationally known Artisan who makes special ceramic retablos. Milner Plaza, International Folk Art Museum, Museum Hill, Santa Fe. Web site: http://www.folkartmarket.org

August 10-12, 2006
24th Annual Santa Fe "Antique Ethnographic Show" sale-exhibition of materials from around the world. El Museo Cultural, 1615 Paseo de Peralta (just west of Guadalupe on Paseo de Peralta at the railroad tracks) Santa Fe.

November 2-3, 2007
"Twelve Traveling Traders" Show. Fall sale and exhibition of folk art, jewelry, weavings, clothing, ethnic arts from around the world: Asia, Middle East, Russia, Africa, Mexico, and Central and South America. DeVargas Center, 153B Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Buena Mano: San Simon/Mashimon Guatemala

Image: © Unknown Artist, Ecuador
Santa Lucia Offering Her Eyes to Christ
17th Century, 8 Articulations
40cm, 16" tall

Private gallery of Latin American religious folk art.

Contemporary and antique Latin American folk art and jewelry.

Religious and celebratory folk art specializing in Christmas, crosses
and The Day of The Dead.

Some of this folk art is antique material.

Wholesale and retail to the trade.

Artists Consistently Available
Fortino Mendoza Aquino Felix Bautista Martinez Esteban Castañeda Isabel Castillo Mercado Elpidia Chacón Beto Dominguez Vicenta Flores Guerra Family Vidal/Juan Gutierrez Guadalupe Hermosillo	Alfonso Leyba Ricardo Leyba Enrique Muñoz Oliver Muñoz Enrique Osorio Arturo Sosa Perez Manuel Porcayo Claudio Jiménez Quispé José Reyes Martinez Isabel Rivera

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