Moose by Armando and Moises Jimenez

Moose

I will be out of town from July 11th to 20th. The gallery will not be open but the website will be working away as usual. Orders will be shipped after July 20th. I will be checking email mesages and should be able to repy to inquiries.

Indigo Arts has moved upstairs to a space on the fourth floor of the Crane Building. I am still arranging things up here but I am open on a "by appointment or by chance" basis. I am usually in the building from Wednesday through Saturday from 12 to 6, but it is definitely best to phone or email first. Meanwhile, the Indigo Arts online gallery is operating as usual.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions in the mean time.
Tony

Details:

SKU: ARMJ-1005

Armando Jimenez and Antonia Carrillo
Arrazola, Oaxaca, Mexico, 2010
Wood painted with acrylic paints
(12" w. x 15" d. x 11" h.)

Armando and Moises Jimenez

Armando Jimenez and Antonia Carrillo. Arrazola, Oaxaca, 2010. (Photograph © Anthony Hart Fisher, 2010)

Brothers Armando and Moises Jimenez are the grandsons of the master woodcarver Manuel Jimenez, of Arrazola, Oaxaca. Manuel Jimenez is generally acknowledged as the father of Oaxacan woodcarving, who turned the small farming village on the slopes of Monte Alban into a boom town. Armando and Moises work with their wives, Antonia Carrillo and Oralia Cardenas, and their children.

Mexico

$275

Product Status:

Sold