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Alfredo Rodriguez (Mother's Day)

In Mexico, Motheru2019s Day is celebrated on the 10th of May, every year. Mexico celebrates Motheru2019s Day in the honour of womanhood and making others realizes the strong role of a mother in the family, who binds everyone together.

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Alfredo Rodriguez (Mother's Day)

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  1. MOTHER’S DAY

  2. In México, Mother's Day is always May 10th Alfredo Rodriguez 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

  3. A Big Step

  4. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) A Look Beyond Winning Smile

  5. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) A Spoonful Of Sugar Blue Sky

  6. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Little White Dove At Rose Garden

  7. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) I'm Cold Mommy Daddy's girl

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

  9. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) The New Arrival Daughters Of Nature

  10. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Pleased As Punch Little Red Rose

  11. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Always Friends Un Besito

  12. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) At the playground Shawnteas Friend

  13. Afternoon Wading Lazy afternoon

  14. Little Red Flower

  15. Girl from Chinle Delight First Steps The Wind Beneath Their Wings First Steps

  16. Wild flower

  17. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Rhapsody In Pink And Blue Golden Flowers Falling Asleep

  18. Little Blossom

  19. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Navajo Girl From Canyon de Chelly Her New Necklace

  20. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Una florentre Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) The Yellow Rose

  21. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Seeking a Blessing Grandma’s Taste Tester

  22. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Sisters Its Getting Cold

  23. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Young dancer Preserving Tradition

  24. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Keeper of the Flock

  25. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Herding in the Canyon

  26. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Pleasant Moments

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

  28. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Target Practice Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Home school

  29. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Prairie girl Sign Talk

  30. Hortensia The Shy One

  31. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Three Generations Little Sioux

  32. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) The Water Carrier Two Little Dolls

  33. Courage his only weapon Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Young Warrior

  34. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) The Water Hole

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

  36. Sunshine Before the Rain Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Making the Navajo Tortilla

  37. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) On Top of the World Music in the canyon

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

  39. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) One at a Time

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

  41. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Our Father

  42. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) When Grandfather Speaks

  43. Alfredo Rodriguez (1954) Missing Daddy

  44. Enamórate de México! In México, Mother's Day is always May 10th Hoy es miércoles, 15 de marzo de 2023 Ahoramismo son las 07:34 h.

  45. Text and pictures: Internet All copyrights belong to their respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu https://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2013 Sound: Lila Downs – Mother Jones

  46. Mother Jones Lyrics by Lila Downs Tell me tell me, Mother JonesTuesday comes and Tuesday goesTell me where the spirit goes?goes...The tender, the warmer ? the dealers' father timeI'm lookin' down in limbo and I see Joan of ArcSurrender to the porno and listen to the criesMy people they ain't votin' see the pepsi man waltzA victim of her freedom and that is what they sayI'm lookin in the mirror but it really isn't meThe diamonds on the monkeys the ladies in the treesI'm lookin to the future I'm dancin' to the beatTell me tell me, Mother JonesTell me where the spirit goes?Waiting for the risin' sunTuesday comes and Tuesday goes The flowers in the valley are blowin' in the windThey come in many colors but she prefers the greenShe's running to the north pole with a packet in her seamShe's got to find the money smilin' at the deputyI want you to find me the day that I'm not thereI'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 downI'm lookin' to remember see the pepsi man waltz Tell me tell me, Mother JonesTell me where the spirit goes?Waiting for the risin' sunTuesday comes and Tuesday goes

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