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A member of the American Indian and Cowboy Artists
Association, Alfredo Rodriguez, born and raised in
México, established a studio in Corona, California. His
rich and vivid colors depict scenes of the inhabitants of
the American West: Indians, Mountain Men, and
Cowboys, nestled in the mountains, deserts, and Indian
villages.
Painting has always been a part of Alfredo Rodriguez'
life. He was born in the small Mexican town of Tepic,
Nayarit which is located in the heart of Mexico and very
close to the Huichole Indian, and is self-taught
Alfredo Rodriguez is best known for his paintings of
Native Americans and mountain men. His paintings of
children and animals are particularly charming, and both
are sought after by collectors.
His paintings are part of museum collections including
the Booth Museum of Western Art and the Leanin' Tree
Museum in Colorado, and are part of prestigious private
collections.
Background: Native American Indian antique beadwork and folk-art, a Lakota (Sioux) beaded ration-pouch, c. 1890-1900
Alfredo Rodriguez
In México, Mother's Day
is always May 10th

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A Big Step

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AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
ALookBeyond
Winning Smile

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AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
ASpoonfulOfSugar
Blue Sky

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Little White Dove
At Rose Garden

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AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
I'mColdMommy
Daddy's girl

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Cold Hands Warm Hearts
Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Mother’s Day

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Daughters Of Nature
AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
TheNewArrival

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Little Red Rose
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PleasedAsPunch

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AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
AlwaysFriends
Un Besito

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
At the playground
Shawnteas Friend

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AfternoonWading
Lazy afternoon

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Little Red Flower

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Girl from Chinle
DelightFirst StepsThe Wind Beneath Their Wings

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Wild flower

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Rhapsody In Pink And Blue
Falling AsleepGolden Flowers

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Little Blossom

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AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
NavajoGirlFromCanyondeChelly
Her New Necklace

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Unaflorentre
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TheYellowRose

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Grandma’s Taste Tester
AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
SeekingaBlessing

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Sisters
Its Getting Cold

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Youngdancer
Preserving Tradition

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Keeper of the Flock

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Herding in the Canyon

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Alfredo Rodriguez
(1954)
Pleasant Moments

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
The youngest Navajo shepherd
Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Navajo Family

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Target Practice

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Prairie girl
Sign Talk

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TheShyOne
Hortensia

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Little Sioux
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ThreeGenerations

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TheWaterCarrier
Two Little Dolls

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Young Warrior
Courage his only weapon

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
The Water Hole

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
The Big Apple
Playing with the puppy

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AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
MakingtheNavajoTortilla
SunshineBeforetheRain

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Musicinthecanyon
AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
OnTopoftheWorld

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Girls Glee club
Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Naranjas

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Alfredo Rodriguez
(1954)
One at a Time

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Teddy Bears
Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Saying Grace

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Our Father

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AlfredoRodriguez(1954)
WhenGrandfatherSpeaks

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Alfredo Rodriguez (1954)
Missing Daddy

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Ahora mismoAhora mismo
son lasson las 07:1107:11 h.h.
Hoy esHoy es
lunes, 22 de mayolunes, 22 de mayo
In México,
Mother's Day is
always May 10th

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Text and pictures: Internet
Copyright: All the images belong to their authors
Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu
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Sound: Lila Downs – Mother Jones
2013

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Tell me tell me, Mother Jones
Tuesday comes and Tuesday goes
Tell me where the spirit goes?
goes...
The tender, the warmer ? the dealers' father time
I'm lookin' down in limbo and I see Joan of Arc
Surrender to the porno and listen to the cries
My people they ain't votin' see the pepsi man waltz
A victim of her freedom and that is what they say
I'm lookin in the mirror but it really isn't me
The diamonds on the monkeys the ladies in the trees
I'm lookin to the future I'm dancin' to the beat
Tell me tell me, Mother Jones
Tell me where the spirit goes?
Waiting for the risin' sun
Tuesday comes and Tuesday goes
The flowers in the valley are blowin' in the wind
They come in many colors but she prefers the green
She's running to the north pole with a packet in her seam
She's got to find the money smilin' at the deputy
I want you to find me the day that I'm not there
I'd like you to listen to the things that I've felt
(listen to me, listen to me)
I want you to sit here and hold me when I'm down
I'm lookin' to remember see the pepsi man waltz
Tell me tell me, Mother Jones
Tell me where the spirit goes?
Waiting for the risin' sun
Tuesday comes and Tuesday goes
Mother Jones Lyrics
by Lila Downs