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Patronato Pro Niños de San Miguel de Allende, A. C.
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Patronato Pro Niños de San Miguel de Allende, A.
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Patronato Pro Niños 2007 Auction & Raffle
2007 LIVE AUCTION ITEMS
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Item 1 - “Isa: There’s a Story In There"
Sandcast glass book by Ana M. Thiel
This intriguing piece, which measures 10” x 7” x 7”, will continue to hold your interest long after you put it down. The interior of the book contains a glass sculpture with a leaf embedded in it, which can be seen from either front or back. Isa is the letter “I” in the Viking alphabet and also means “ice” in that language. The book was inspired by seeing a leaf under ice.
Ana Thiel has exhibited around the world, including in her native Mexico, the US, various countries in Europe and Asia. Twice she has received fellowships from the Mexican Council for the Arts, a distinction given to artists of high merit who have contributed to the culture of the country.
Combining her industrial design background with years of experience in glass and mixed media, Ana Thiel also creates site-specific sculptures, fountains and three-dimensional windows.
Generously donated by Ana Thiel – San Miguel
To see more of the multi-media artist’s work, contact her at 152-3979
Email: anathiel@yahoo.com
Website: www.anathiel.net
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Item 2 - “One Of A Kind"
Ring designed by Pepe Cerroblanco
Some say there are really three sides to every story, not just two. This triangle shaped ring, with a magnificently oversized green turquoise stone set in silver, will certainly have everyone talking. Clearly, its contemporary design will make a statement whenever they see it on your hand and wherever you wear it. Cerroblanco Joyerias, have been in business in San Miguel since 1940. After studying jewelry design in Italy, Pepe Cerroblanco followed a tradition established by his forebears, but with his own contemporary and daring style. His grandfather pioneered jewelry making in San Miguel and his father was one of the premier goldsmiths in the area.
Generously donated by Cerroblanco Joyerias – San Miguel
Other pieces by the designer are available at La Fabrica Aurora, Canal 21, and Canal 17 in San Miguel. Also available in Mexico City and in the United States.
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Item 3 - “Maroma Hotel And Spa In Cancun"
Two nights for two in deluxe ocean view room
Last Updated: August 13, 2007The legend of romance and poetry in the Riviera Maya will be yours thanks to Orient Express Hotels, Trains and Cruises, owners of the Casa Sierra Nevada here in San Miguel. Your room, with stunning views of the Caribbean Sea from the terrace, will be steps from the beach.
This extraordinary resort has become the standard for all other boutique hotels throughout the Riviera Maya with its superior beaches and luxurious accommodations. Rooms are furnished in mahogany, complemented by wool rugs and art by local crafts people. The hotel features a variety of restaurants and bars, along with individual room and beach service. Intimately nestled in Maroma Bay, which was voted the best beach in the world by the Travel Channel, it was also listed as one of the 12 best resorts by Travel and Leisure Magazine. Your stay will include round trip airport transfer, daily a la carte breakfast for two, and one snorkeling trip per person.
Generously donated by the Orient Express Hotels, Trains and Cruises – San Miguel
For reservations, contact (773) 572-1345 in the United States, or Email:
www.orient-express.com
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Item 4 - “Ann’Z Gourmet Catering
Cocktail party for up to 30 people
Tired of the same old appetizers at parties? Here’s an opportunity to wake up your guests’ taste buds with an extraordinary array of passed and stationary hors d’oeuvres.
Ann King, proprietress of Ann’Z Gourmet Catering has designed a menu that will appeal to everyone on your list. She uses only the freshest ingredients and prepares them with a flair that has made her the toast of Palm Beach.
Selections for your party will range from miniature Maryland-style crabcakes, spring rolls, chicken satay and tarts filled with lobster salad to mousse truffle paté, smoked salmon, French brie with kiwiraspberries, crab and artichoke soufflé, and grilled tenderloin of beef.
Patronato Pro Niños was fortunate to have her cater the 2007 Auction, and you can have the same top drawer quality for a party in your home.
Generously donated by Ann King – San Miguel and West Palm Beach, Florida.
Staff and beverages are not included.
Contact: Ann’Z Gourmet Catering in San Miguel at 120-2024
Or in the United States at (561) 655-1438
Email: annzcaterers@hotmail.com
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Item 5 - “Like Freedom Feels"
Acrylic painting by Emily Severinsen
48" x 48"
This exuberant abstract acrylic painting on canvas measures 48”x 48” and resonates with shapes and color. While Emily Severinsen’s primary interest is in the figure, she describes herself as a colorist which is evident in her offering for our 2007 auction.
As demonstrated, she finds the non-objective form gives her greater opportunity to explore color and paint in a way that is new and exciting to her. Emily began painting eight years ago after she retired from television writing. Her next career began with a drawing class and her interest deepened and evolved from there. For nearly 20 years, she wrote and produced well-known situation comedy series such as Rhoda, WKRP in Cincinnati, Newhart, and Designing Women. She also created, wrote and produced Coming of Age, a half-hour comedy on CBS.
With that background, it’s easy to see how she is able to put so much life into an abstract that exceeds defined boundaries.
Generously donated by Emily Severinsen – San Miguel
Her art is on display in Studio 13C in La Fabrica Aurora.
Cell phone: 044-415-117-7944
Email: ranchho@aol.com
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Item 6 - “Paradise Found"
Three indulgent nights for two in Las Alamandas
Located midway between Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo on 1500 acres of pristine tropical paradise, Las Alamandas attracts the sophisticated traveler who is looking for peace and paradise. Recently named “Hideaway of the Year,” Los Alamandas has hosted celebrities such as Brad Pitt, Robert de Niro, Sting and Nicholas Cage, who appreciate its beauty and tranquility. If one had to choose a single word to define this little corner of heaven, that word would be harmony. Owner Isabel Goldsmith takes the principal of careful attention to details to new heights. She has left the rolling forest, estuaries and beaches in their pristine state, adding six fanciful villas to create a compact luxury hotel enjoyed by a fortunate few. Each of the 11 luxury guest suites are decorated in jewel tones with fine Mexican crafts. Each suite enjoys a private terrace, separate living/dining area and a large spa bathroom. There is a gourmet restaurant and beach bar on site and the property has a gym, pool and lots of sports equipment for loan. Active guests may also enjoy hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, snorkeling, scuba diving and boat rides. Better yet, grab a beach chair and take a nap!
Generously donated by Isabel Goldsmith – London, England
Date subject to space availability. Not valid Christmas, New Years or Easter.
In US call toll free (888) 882-9616 or in Mexico call (322) 285-5500
Email: info@alamandas.com
Website: www.alamandas.com
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Item 7 - “Your Perfect Garden"
Do you ever wish someone would come to your house, look at your exterior spaces, and tell you how your landscaping could be improved? Particularly someone who is a professional and knows this climate well? Internationally respected Dennis Wright, a partner in Houston’s Ruckel Dillon Wright landscape design firm, is just the person you are seeking – and he’s available for a two-hour on-site consultation in either San Miguel or Houston.
Dennis will discuss the big picture with you, as well as go over the finer points in your custom residential landscape design. All of this will be with a view of sustainable growth.
This offer is good for one year from the date of the auction at a date and time agreed upon by Dennis Wright and the winner.
Generously donated by Ruckel Dillon Wright - Houston.
To arrange for an appointment, call Dennis Wright at (713) 501-4292.
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Item 8 - “The Parroquia”
Photo printed on water color paper by Gary Geiger
42" x 32" framed
This view of the Parroquia from Calle Aldama is as clear and sharp as it gets in this photograph taken by Gary Geiger. The light on the dome is extraordinary as are the colors throughout. In an imported Spanish frame designed and produced by Fortuna Fine Frames, this work of photo art measures 42” x 32”.
Gary Geiger has photographed colonial Mexican architecture for over 15 years. A California native, he has been living on the Monterey Peninsula for three decades and working as a professional photographer. His work has been published in two books about the Monterey Peninsula and used in interior design as well. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, California.
Gary Geiger is represented in San Miguel by Fortuna Fine Framing at Pila Seca #3.
Photography generously donated by Gary Geiger – Monterrey, California
Framing generously donated by Fortuna Fine Framing – San Miguel
To arrange an appointment to see more of Gary Geiger’s work, call Karen Clement at 152-7782
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Item 9 - “Baul Shandong"
Chinese carved trunk
40" wide, 30" high, and 25" deep
As an alternative and complement to western furniture, Namuh offers this baul, or trunk, from Shandong Province in eastern China. Carved and delicately painted in black and earthy red tones, it can be used in a number of ways throughout your home. It measures 40” wide, 30” high, and 25” deep.
Specializing in furniture directly imported from Asia, Namuh makes the journey across the Pacific monthly to bring its patrons the finest from that continent. Namuh offers antiques and reproductions in all sizes, from bureaus and armoires to picture frames, wooden birdcages and one-of-a-kind items. Each piece is individually chosen and purchased. All of the furniture is made of the finest wood and mixed with materials such as bamboo and rattan. The results are ornately designed pieces, such as this baul Shandong, with a distinct elegance.
Generously donated by Namuh – San Miguel
To see more of the Namuh collection, visit the store at Camino á Alcocer, km22, San Miguel.
Telephone: 154-8080
Email: margarita@namuhmex.com
Website: www.namuhmex.com
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Item 10 - “Echinocactus Grossoni"
To the heart of the cactus
Oil on board painting 40" x 40"
This 40” x 40” encaustic oil on board painting of a cactus interior is by a new artist, Marcos Valencia, who employs hot wax with oil paint to achieve the bas relief surfaces in his works. This is the same technique used by Jasper Johns among others. The lifelike colors are desert greens and yellows, accented with sierra reds. Valencia lives in the countryside near San Miguel. Through a series of paintings showing in detail the plant life we are in danger of losing, he is expressing his concern for the destruction of native cacti.
The artist has already earned awards for his work including one from the Museo de Arte de Querétaro for painting. He is a professor de artes plasticas at the Instituto Hispano Mexicano in Querétaro.
Anita Middleton, who represents Marcos Valencia, has an extensive background in advising corporate and private clients on additions to their art collections.
Generously donated by Marcos Valencia and Anita Middleton – San Miguel
To see additional work by Marcos Valencia, call Anita Middleton at (415) 152-5509 for an appointment or visit her website at
www.anitamiddleton.com
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Item 11 - “Provence In Mexico"
Be Entertained in a French Inspired Home in Atotonilco
Join Linda and Marty Simon at their beautiful country estate, “Marlinda” in Atotonilco where only minutes away from San Miguel you are transported to another world. Their stunning stone house stands among ancient mesquite trees and overlooks fruit orchards, which welcome you to this lovely part of the countryside.
You might like to enjoy a game of bocce (Italian bowling) in the specially built court, followed by a delicious lunch. If you are an evening person, you can watch the sun set from one of the terraces and then enjoy a delicious dinner (international cuisine of your choosing) in the gracious dining room, followed by a movie in the cinema, a wonderful feature of the house.
Whatever plans you make with Linda and Marty, they will be looking forward to welcoming you and your guests to “Marlinda” with their usual extraordinary brand of hospitality.
Generously donated by Martin and Linda Simon – Atotonilco
Contact Linda Simon to make arrangements for up to 14 guests.
Telephone: 185-2227
Email: marlinda@prodigy.net.mx
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Item 12 - “Silver And 18 Karat Gold Necklace"
by Marianne Johansson
This distinctive Chinese turquoise pendant, accented with a faceted Mexican cherry opal set in 18 karat gold, is on its own hand-crafted silver chain. One only has to look at it to know this is a special design by Marianne Johansson.
Marianne’s style is timeless yet contemporary. Using rare materials such as ebony, mammoth ivory, red amber from Chiapas, and Mexican fire opal, her pieces result in one-of-a kind designs. In addition to San Miguel, her work can be seen in Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico, as well as in boutiques in Marrakech, Morocco, and Stockholm, Sweden. Her jewelry has also been the subject of US television network talk shows and featured in several magazines. Prior to becoming a jewelry designer, Marianne was affiliated with Metropolitan Opera Productions and various Shakespeare Festivals.
Generously donated by Marianne Johansson Jewelry – San Miguel
To see more of her work, visit the gallery at Hildago, Interior 4
Telephone: 154-4110
Email: mariannejohansson_jewelry@yahoo.com
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Item 13 - “Storm At Sunset Over The Pacific"
by Harry Van Dine
Oil painting 25" x 32" framed
This electrifying oil painting on canvas mounted on masonite is a study in nature and its dramatic effects. The sunset of hot reds and yellows, minutely reflected on the ocean’s surface, is just a sliver between dark, thunderous blue and black clouds against the sky. Measuring 25”by 32”, it is framed in black wood, trimmed in gold, and ready to hang.
Harry Van Dine is a well known San Miguel artist, whose paintings are in private collections both here and in the United States. He has had several shows here and in Michigan, where he formerly resided.
A retired architect, his work is predominantly figurative and invariably realistic. Recent works have included a wide variety of individuals ranging from bikers to loco clowns and explorations of hands in ways that defy logic. His landscapes are beautifully representational with subtle surrealist overtones, as represented in his offering for our 2007 auction. He is a graduate of Yale College and following three years in the US Navy, he received a Masters from the Yale School of Architecture.
Generously donated by Harry Van Dine – San Miguel
Telephone: 154-4575 for an appointment.
Website: www.harryvandine.com
Email: MVandHV@aol.com
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Item 14 - “Carriage Ride And Champagne Picnic"
Enjoy the extraordinary adventure of a carriage ride for four in the hands of Howard Haynes, an internationally known Whip, and his locally known Groom, Arthur Kreizel.
As you drive through the lush surroundings of Rancho La Loma you will enjoy a view of the Mexican countryside from a bygone era. All you will hear is the sound of the horse’s hooves, the birds’ songs, and the breezes rustling through the huizache trees.
Return to the carriage barn for a magnificent champagne picnic for eight people, which includes you and your fellow passengers along with four more friends. In this unique setting, you will be surrounded by a fascinating collection of antique carriages and wine casks. Tradition has it that you wear a hat, so go as fancy as you please and we will catch your handsome party on film for long lasting memories.
Carriage ride for four, followed by a champagne picnic for eight.
Generously donated by Howard Haynes and Arthur Kreizel – San Miguel
Date and time: By mutual consent.
Contact Isobella Kreizel at ikreizel@aol.com
Telephone: 152-2278
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Item 15 - “The Distillery At Greenbank"
Tortola in the British Virgin Islands
A week for up to six people!
Poised 800 feet above sea level and commanding a spectacular view, The Distillery at Greenbank on Tortola in the British Virgin Islands enjoys gentle trade winds and delightful weather year round. The historical ruins of an indigo plantation and rum distillery are part of the heritage of this magnificent property. Set among over eight secluded acres of tropical gardens and meadows, this home is an island paradise. A private charming drive leads to the several buildings that comprise this extraordinary compound. The main house features a marvelously appointed great room with separate living, dining, and bar areas. There are sleeping accommodations available for up to six people. Two bedrooms are located in the main house, and an elegant master suite is in a separate cottage. In addition there is a gatehouse, a romantic gazebo and a lovely wraparound veranda.
Generously donated by Joan and Parker Quillen San Miguel and Houston.
Telephone: Mexico (415) 152-2887
US: (713) 818-2505
No children, pets or smokers. Subject to space availability.
Gratuities not included.
Website: www.distillery-at-greenbank.com
Email: psq@psquillen.net
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Item 16 - “Madera Magico"
Intricacy and artistry in wood
by Eucled Moore
Eucled Moore is known for his elegant work incorporating various woods and glass beads. This intricately designed piece features redwood burl, maple burl, lacewood, wenge, curly maple, and paduk with approximately 12,500 glass seed beads embedded. It measures 25” in diameter and 2.75” in height, and includes a stand that can be used on a table top or as a wall mounting.
The technical name for Eucled’s work is polychromatic segmented lathe turnings. Small pieces (segments) of exotic woods make up the sculptures. All the different colors seen in the pieces are the natural colors of the wood. A single sculpture can require 10,000 pieces to produce one of his intricate and complex designs. Because the pattern is built into the wall of the turning, you see the same designs on the inside of the turnings as you see on the outside. This combination of exotic wood, fine craftsmanship and exquisite original designs produces sculptures of incredible beauty.
Generously donated by Eucled Moore – San Miguel de Allende
Eucled’s work is normally shown exclusively in the USA, but you are welcome to contact him at 152-7228 for a private showing at his studio in San Miguel.
Website: www.eucledmoore.com
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Item 17 - "Catch The Golden Lights!"
Glistening multi-strand citrine crystal necklace
by Joan McClutchy Vidargas
Joan McClutchy Vidargas created this stunning necklace of large citrine gems intermingled with smaller strands of citrine and amethyst-colored beads. These luscious stones are accented by silver spacing beads and strung on silver wire for strength and durability.
In her other life, Joan was a fashion director of visual merchandising for major retailers in New York City. But once she escaped the confines of corporate life by moving to San Miguel, she became free to pursue her unique artistic vision. In her work she combines semi-precious stones, glass, horn, bone, wood and sterling silver to create one-of-akind neckpieces. Joan has developed a large network of international vendors that understand her need for special components and work hard to provide her with rare and exotic stones and beads.
Generously donated by Joan McClutchy Vidargas - San Miguel de Allende
Showroom open by appointment only. Call the designer at 152- 3741 to arrange for a private showing. |
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Item 18 - "Casa Iguana"
Vacation beach villa near Puerto Vallarta
This beautiful palapa house is situated on a small private peninsula overlooking the ocean and a twelve mile beach. Only an hour north of Puerto Vallarta, you can leave the world behind and relax in these lovely surroundings to find peace and tranquility. The house offers a large sitting room under the palapa roof open to the ocean. There are two bedrooms with private patios and ocean frontage along with three bathrooms, a large fully-equipped kitchen, terraces, and a private dipping pool.
The cluster of houses share a large swimming pool and Internet access is available on the property. Casa Iguana is away from the hustle and bustle of the world, so why not let the staff spoil you completely and provide the most relaxing vacation you can imagine. Complete food package available. Transportation from Puerto Vallarta airport can be arranged.
Generously donated by Barbara Luboff – San Miguel de Allende
Telephone: (415) 152-6679
Email: bluboff@yogainmexico.com |
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Item 19 - “At Rest”
by Frank Gardner
Oil painting 37" x 32" golden framed
This wonderful painting of one of Mexico’s most beloved icons, the burro, measures 37” x 32” in a handsome gold wood frame. Frank Gardner graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1986 and has lived in Mexico since 1990. He spent a few years living in Atotonilco, a small town that bursts to life on many weekends with a colorful marketplace. Scenes of Atotonilco have inspired many of Frank’s paintings of Mexico. Gardner’s work is represented by various galleries and is included in hundreds of private collections in the US, Mexico and Canada.
Inspired by his surroundings, Frank enjoys working both in the studio and en plein aire. His style adeptly captures his subject’s moods and emotions, as illustrated in his paintings of colorful marketplaces, dramatic landscapes, and scenes from everyday life. The combination of confident brushwork, dynamic composition, and lively color invokes the true character in Frank’s work and easily identifies him as one of today’s most engaging talents.
Generously donated by Frank Gardner – San Miguel de Allende
Shown in San Miguel at Galería Frank Gardner, Zacateros 75
Telephone: 152-2926
Website: www.frankgardner.com
Email: frank@unisono.net.mx |
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Item 20 - "Sideboard From C. DeWayne Youts"
68” wide, 24” deep and 40” high
This handcarved sideboard in the Spanish colonial style features two drawers and two cabinets and can be used in a living room or dining room every effectively. Just picture it under a handsome mirror or painting, or with an impressive floral arrangement on its surface. Measuring 68” wide, 24” deep and 40” high, it is not only decorative, but also highly useful.
DeWayne has a wonderful store located in La Fabrica Aurora that contains some of the best looking furniture, rugs, and art objects to be found in Mexico. It’s definitely worth a visit to view his many unique and elegant treasures.
Generously donated by C. DeWayne Youts – San Miguel de Allende
Telephone: 152-5481
Open Monday – Friday from 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM;
Saturday from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Website: www.cdewayneyouts.com
Email: youts@prodigy.net.mx |
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Item 21 - "Still Life With Iris"
Collage by Francis “Paco” Kalmbach
24" x 36" framed
A native of Shreveport, Louisiana, Paco Kalmbach attended Washington and Lee University in Virginia and Tulane University in New Orleans where he graduated with a degree in architecture. Prior to moving to Mexico, Paco was a practicing architect. Despite his success in this field, Kalmbach found it necessary to interrupt his career with art studies at Queens College, Oxford University, and further private studies in Paris. In 1977, he decided to move to San Miguel and devote himself entirely to his painting. This proved to be a wise decision. He has won many juried show awards and has had numerous one-man exhibits in the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Central America. He is associated with galleries in Europe and the Americas, and is represented in many international collections.
For this auction, we offer a beautifully designed and skillfully executed collage entitled Still Life With Iris. Measuring 24” X 36”, this handsomely framed work of art will enhance any room.
Generously donated by Harry K. Wright - San Miguel
For more information, contact Paco Kalmbach in San Miguel Call 152-7194 in San Miguel or (832) 295-9806 from the US.
Email: fkalmbachmex@yahoo.com
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Item 22 - "Trumpet This!"
Dining with Emily and Doc Severinsen
End your party for 20 on a high note with a private performance by Doc Severinsen, following an elegant comida or dinner at the home of Carol and Bob Latta.
Doc and his wife Emily have moved to San Miguel and this will be his first private performance here. The entertaining and multi-talented conductor of the NBC Orchestra led the Tonight Show band for 30 years. Frequently he put down the baton and joined Johnny Carson on the set, adding to the wit and humor of this long-running program. In addition to his television career, he has served as principal Pops Director for four symphonies in the US. At your party he will display his musical virtuosity in ways that will delight everyone fortunate enough to be invited. This very special debut event will be hosted by Carol and Bob Latta in their beautifully restored home in the heart of San Miguel.
Generously donated by Carol and Bob Latta and Emily and Doc Severinsen.
To make arrangements, contact Carol Latta at 152-7718 or Email: casaelegantes@aol.com
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Item 23 - "Las Campanas Golf Weekend"
Three nights for four people
The Club at Las Campanas in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is offering a deluxe package of three nights for four people in two luxury suites along with one round of 18-hole golf for four people or four rounds for one person on either the Jack Nicklaus signature Sunrise or Sunset courses. Also included is a full breakfast each morning provided by a breakfast butler in your casita.
Spectacular mountains and high desert foothills frame the magnificent fairways and beautifully designed putting surfaces of each award-winning 18-hole course. Strategic course design and thoughtful layout guarantee avid golfers privileged solitude while they enjoy Nicklaus’ risk-and-reward play amid Santa Fe’s high desert topography and native vegetation.
Las Campanas interiors feature river rock fireplaces, authentic southwestern décor, and a warm inviting atmosphere. At their own expense, guests are welcome to enjoy the restaurant and also the spa and tennis facilities. In the true spirit of Santa Fe, Las Campanas is a sanctuary for rejuvenation.
Generously donated by The Club at Las Campanas – Santa Fe
To arrange for a mutually agreeable date, contact:
Matt Boca at (505) 955-1992
Website: www.presencesantafe.com
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Item 24 - "Woman’s Suede Jacket"
by Char Vazquez
Designed by Char Vasquez of Santa Fe, New Mexico, this medium-size black suede jacket will take you anywhere in style. Handpainted in metallic tones of silver, gold, lavender and green, and lined in black, it has concho buttons down the front facing. It is finished with fringe around the hem and leather topstitching around the lapel. This is a jacket that once it is yours, you will never want to take it off.
Now headquarted in Santa fe with a boutique on the Plaza, Char formerly had a store in San Miguel. In addition to her present retail operation, she designs and manufactures suede jackets that are known throughout the US for their beauty and originality.
Generously donated by Char Vazquez – San Miguel and Santa Fe.
For more information about other jackets, contact Char Vazquez – Santa Fe
Telephone: (505) 988-5969
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Item 25 - "Rocketbuster Boots"
What could be more attention grabbing than a pair of Tularosa boots from the famed Rocketbuster Boot Company! They are definitely not for the faint of heart! You can’t just call these boots “footwear” even though they fit beautifully, but rather works of art, a piece of history. Rocketbuster’s Tularosa boots are lavishly decorated and one pair is being offered for either a man or a woman-your choice.
The women’s boots are black with a multi-colored all over floral design. If they look familiar to you, it’s because this is our signature boot in the Patronato Pro Niños 2007 Auction logo. The men’s boots are a complementary handsome burnished leather, reflecting the sun and the soil of the southwest. Allow up to 12 weeks for delivery.
One pair Tularosa boots generously donated by Rocketbuster Boots – El Paso;
Telephone: (915) 541-1300
Website: www.rocketbuster.com
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Item 26 - "Rainbow Reflections On Pearls"
Lustrous necklace with matching earrings
Polynesian legend has it that the black pearl oyster was offered to Ono, the god of peace and fertility, who came down to earth on a rainbow. He gave the black pearl inside to the princess of Bora Bora as a sign of his eternal love and fidelity. To this day, a gift of black pearls is a gift of romance and love.
The complementary necklace and earrings offered here were created specifically for the 2007 auction. Colors of the rainbow are reflected in each of the black pearls and the silver accents. With a centerpiece of a handmade Mexican silver “donut” station, the necklace creates an aura of romance and beauty inspired by fusing Asian and Latin elements.
Generously donated by Thomas E. Perkins – San Miguel de Allende
To see additional pieces from the collection, please contact Thomas E. Perkins.
Email: thomaseperkins@hotmail.com
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Item 27 - "Gimnasta En Aro"
Sculpted by Jorge Marin
This bronze statue, which is 21” high, is one of a series by Jorge Marin showing men in equilibrium. The sculptor states that he has found bronze to be an intrinsic force that allows building dynamic figures, full of movement that defy gravity as they rotate in space and balance themselves on a single point. Typical of his style, the face is disguised so as to place emphasis on the body’s expression.
Jorge Marin holds bachelor degrees in graphic design and in art restoration. He is the author of two books, Vision de Mexico and A Challenge of Introspection. His work is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City, as well as other collections throughout the world. Additional pieces by this prolific sculptor are on exhibit in galleries in Mexico, United States, Costa Rica and El Salvador.
Generously donated by Jorge Marin – Mexico City
To see more work by the artist-sculptor, visit his Website at www.jorgemarin.com.mx. Or contact Manuel Gil Serra in Mexico City at (555) 514-3762
Email: manuel@jorgemarin.com.mx
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Item 28 - "East Winds Banquet For Eight"
Pepe Anderson and Isobella Kreizel, who have traveled extensively in the Far East, will transport you to the Orient for an evening of fun and feasting. Your game tables will be set as if you were in downtown Shanghai, the mahjongg capital of the world. And while you play, you will be plied with sumptuous Asian culinary delights.
To the winners and losers, comes the enjoyment of the flavors and ambience of China in an extravagant five course banquet fit for an emperor. From rice wine to jasmine tea, your meal will be accompanied with traditional beverages of your choice.
You may request a luncheon or dinner festivity.
Generously donated by Pepe Anderson and Isobella Kreizel – San Miguel de Allende
To schedule your Mahjongg Banquet, call Isobella Kreizel at 154-7328
Email: ikreizel@aol.com
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Item 29 - "Treasure Hunt With Kelli Brown"
Have you ever dreamed of leisurely going through the drawers and cabinets of a jeweler in search of the perfect piece to take home? No hassles. No rushing. Just browsing and then ultimately making a selection on any piece you choose with a credit of $1500.00 USD? Kelli Brown is going to make that dream come true for you a few miles from San Miguel at Hacienda Calderon.
Kelli’s collections are divided into three classifications, and while each grouping is unique in its own right, each is also meant to be worn and to be enjoyed with the others. The collections are: sterling silver and leather, sterling silver, and 18kt gold along with combinations of silver and gold. She uses precious and semi-precious stones and the results are dramatic, stylish and unique pieces of jewelry.
She lives in a 16th century hacienda and shows exclusively by appointment. Many of her clients are the beneficiaries of her intuitiveness and craftsmanship for whom she has created special designs and orders.
To arrange your treasure hunt with Kelli, call cell phone: 044-415-153-3176 from San Miguel or
cell phone: 011-415-153-3176 from the US
Website: www.kellibrownjewelry.com
Email: mbb@unisono.net.mx
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Item 30 - "Antique Road Show Stops Here"
Shopper’s paradise at Hacienda Calderon
Marcia Brown is an internationally known interior designer. She is also an antique dealer in period colonial furniture. Over 35 years ago, she founded a company here in Mexico to produce her own furniture designs, which along with collection of antiques, grace the finest homes in the region.
Marcia lives and works in a beautiful hacienda just outside of San Miguel. She is offering a $1500 US credit toward the purchase of furniture or decorative accessories along with the opportunity for you and a guest to enjoy her hospitality while making your selection. This is the type of excursion everyone dreams about: Go to someone’s beautifully appointed home; have some refreshments; select something you like; and make it yours.
Generously donated by Marcia Bland Brown Architectural and Interior Design
To arrange for an appointment at Hacienda Calderon from San Miguel, call cell phone 044-415-153-3176
from the US, call 011-415-153-3176
Email:mbb@unisono.net.mx
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Item 31 - " Le Plaisir"
One week for up to six guests in Cluny
Located in the renowned Burgundy area of France, near the fabulous Cote d’Or wine country, and only one hour from Beaune, Le Plaisir is an idyllic country house five minutes from the charming and extraordinary medieval town of Cluny. Lyon and Dijon are within easy driving distance for a wonderful tour of the French wine country and the exquisite haute cuisine by world-renowned chefs. For example, Paul Bocuse’s restaurant is near enough for you to savor his Michelin Three-Star cuisine -- or you can enjoy a sumptuous meal at any of the many Michelin starred restaurants of southern Burgundy.
This special offering is for a one-week stay for up to six guests. Le Plaisir, with its charm, beauty, and privacy, is surrounded by dense forest above and rolling pastures below. Complete with pool and lovely French gardens, it is a perfect place for three couples to live in luxury, each with their own suite. The English speaking staff is attentive and caring. Cluny is readily accessible from Paris or from the international airports in Geneva and Lyon, or by automobile or train.
Generously donated by Joan and Parker Quillen Houston and San Miguel
Subject to space availability from October 2007 to April 2008, excluding Easter.
No children, pets or smokers. Gratuities not included.
Telephone (713) 621-2167 Cell (713) 818-2505
Fax (619) 371-2198
Website: www.leplaisir.com
Email: plaisir@psquillen.net
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Item 32 - "Seductive Oil Painting"
By Peter Leventhal
28" x 36"
What’s on his mind? And what’s on hers? This provocative oil painting in warm tones on linen and measures
28” x 36” unframed can answer that question in a number of ways.
The artist, Peter Leventhal, was born in New York City, and worked much of his life there. For 22 years, he taught in a secondary private school for gifted students. He has had 26 one-man shows, plus numerous group shows.
He has lived in San Miguel for 16 years, and has shown here and in Mexico City. Peter’s work is on permanent display at the Berlin Restaurant and Bar located at Umaran 19, in Centro.
Generously donated by Peter Leventhal – San Miguel de Allende
For an appointment at the artist’s studio in La Fabrica Aurora,
Telephone: 152-6492
Website: www.peterleventhal.com
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Item 33 - "Luxury on the Playa"
Four nights for six in Puerto Vallarta
Do you like champagne between your lips as much as sand between your toes? If so, then Villa Marea Baja is the beach villa for you. It has been appointed with every imaginable amenity any discerning guest could want. Lounging in the infinity pool with an ice-cold margarita, the crystal blue Pacific feels so close you think you could touch it.
The villa provides ample public space for socializing with family or friends. Each sumptuous private master suite creates an individual oasis of calm and reflection. Private luxurious baths adjoin each bedroom. The gourmet kitchen comes complete with cook and the house includes a helpful on-site English-speaking house manager. A little used beach is steps below the home. There is even a fireplace for that rare chilly Vallarta evening. This is the perfect place for that long-planned family reunion, provided of course that your family appreciates the finest as much as you do!! Villa Maria Baja is only one of the jewel properties managed by Vallarta Vacations.
Generously donated by Betty and Nick Coates – San Miguel de Allende
Date subject to space availability – Tipping, groceries and liquor are extra.
Not valid Christmas, New Year’s or Easter
Telephone (970) 926-5561 Fax (970) 544-9769
Website: www.vallartavacations.net
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Item 34 - "More Than A Cameo Appearance"
This elegant pendant, which can be worn with either silver or gold, features 18K gold roping and beading, a cabochon chalcedony, and a pearl mounted on silver. The cameo-styled medallion was cast from an early A.D. Italianate wax mold in the designer’s private collection.
Anne’s signature designs reflecting the Renaissance era, updated with 21st century accents, are appointed with precious stones on silver and gold. At first glance it is evident extraordinary craftsmanship is utilized in the creation of each piece. You’ve probably seen Anne’s work in Veranda and Southern Accents magazines. She is also famous for her shows across the United States
Generously donated by Anne Pratt - New Orleans
Telephone: (504) 891-6532
Email: acpratt@bellsouth.net
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Item 35 - "Harborside On Nantucket Island"
Week in June 2008 for four people
This beautifully decorated two bedroom townhouse, Harborside Three, is on Frances Beach overlooking bustling Nantucket Harbor.
Just steps from the beach and walking distance to historic downtown Nantucket, your holiday can include shopping in the many antique shops or boutiques, visiting the museums and world famous restaurants, or renting a bike and seeing the island from the miles of beautiful bike paths.
Been fishing lately? Rent a boat and try for some of those famous blue fish! In the evening, enjoy cocktails on one of the home’s two decks and then stroll into town for a lobster dinner, or cook those fish you caught!
Easy travel by plane or ferry, with parking for two cars on the property. Car or moped rental available on the Island. Accommodations include one queen bedroom, one twin bedded room, each with a private bath. There is also a half bath, gas fireplace, and two decks. This is an end unit, which offers more privacy.
From Saturday June 7th to Saturday June 14th, 2008. No pets and smoking outside only.
Generously donated by: Terri and Tony Perry
Contact: Kenan Giguere - Manager
Nantucket Retreats
(508) 228-4089
Website: www.nantucketretreats.com
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Item 36 - "Wild Music"
Oil painting by Juan Ezcurdia
32” x 28”
This joyful woman playing a flute on a vivid green background is painted in oil on canvas and measures 32” x 28” unframed.
Ezcurdia’s paintings are inspired by the simple, direct vision of children and add charm and wonder to any room. His paintings show magical striped cows, lion ladies, dogs and cats, rainbow men and other fantasy creatures floating, dancing and simply being. The influence of Chagall, whom he greatly admires, can be seen in his work.
Juan Ezcurdia is a self-taught Mexican artist of great promise. He had his first public showing at the Galeria Izamal in San Miguel de Allende in 1997. Also that year, he won first prize in the prestigious national competition of the Consejo National de la Cultura y las Artes (CONACULTA).
A native of Mexico City, Ezcurdia moved to San Miguel several years ago.
Generously donated by Juan Ezcurdia – San Miguel de Allende
To schedule an appointment to visit the artist in his studio, call 152-6539.
Website: www.ezcurdia.com
Email: jezcurdia@yahoo.com
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Item 37 - "Woven Jacket By Estelle, Inc"
Hummingbird is available for our 2007 auction in a size Large and it can be altered to fit the winner.
This jacket, one of a limited edition by Estelle, Inc., is loomed by hand from a variety of luxurious ribbons and yarns. “Essentially we make fabric out of fabric,” says designer and owner Cindy White. “And when a component of that edition is depleted, an identical piece can never be fully duplicated. Each item has its own provenance such as this one entitled Hummingbird, and is numbered and registered.”
For nearly 25 years, the Estelle jacket has been a sought after piece of wearable art. Handcrafted pieces done in classic shapes and styling can easily go from day to evening, and can be worn with everything from jeans to formal attire. The rich designer textures pair beautifully with suedes and leathers, as well as with lighter weight fabrics.
Generously donated by Estelle Inc. - Phoenix
Telephone: (602) 944-2658
Website: www.estelleinc.com
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Item 38 - "An International Artist’s Vision"
Abstract by Pam Lacayo
41”x 29 ½” framed
This strong acrylic painting by Pam Lacayo measures 41”x 29 ½” framed. It was executed in muted earth tones with a creamy white horizon. The artist came to painting after 25 years of following a very successful career as an Interior Designer in Hawaii. She graduated from the University of Southern California and although her working life was much involved in the design field, she continued her skills in painting by attending the University of Hawaii and the Honolulu Academy of Arts.
Pam and her husband, Norm, moved to San Miguel in 1991 and four years later she was, at last, able to devote her full energies to painting. Her medium is acrylics and there are many layers to the work.
As acrylic paint dries so quickly, she explains, it is like playing with the paint every day, for her a joyous
experience. She is drawn to paint silent, peaceful spaces from experiences or memories of places
where she has lived or traveled.
Pam has shown in group and one-man shows in San Miguel and is at present in the Zoho Gallery
at Fabrica de Aurora, and in G Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Generously donated by Pam Lacayo – San Miguel de Allende
To see more of this artist’s outstanding work, contact her at 152-5568 or
Email: pamlacayo@prodigy.net.mx
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Item 39 - "Dancing With The Stars"
Celestial soirée for 24 in Candelaria
Put on your party shoes! From icy cocktails to a superb full course dinner to dancing under the stars, your hosts are planning a memorable night in their beautiful Candelaria homes for you and your guests. Offered by Patia and Buddy Finkbeiner, Sandi Merdinger and Nancy Howze, this evening will go down in San Miguel history as one to remember. It will be the perfect occasion to celebrate a special event, to entertain houseguests, or to enjoy with a galaxy of friends.
So if your horoscope reads, “You will be dancing with the stars…” it could mean a spectacular night in Candelaria, not just an hour in front of the television set.
Generously donated by Patia and Buddy Finkbeiner, Sandi Merdinger and Nancy Howze, all of San Miguel
To arrange your fabulous evening, contact: Patia Finkbeiner at 155-9600 or
Email: buddyfinkbeiner@yahoo.com
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Item 40 - "Two Charros On Horseback"
By Mary Breneman
30" x 34" gold wood frame
This handsome oil painting on canvas of two charros on horseback measures 30” x 34” in its gold wood frame. It was inspired by the charro, who maintains Mexico’s heritage of fine horsemanship that dates back to when the conquistadors brought the Arabian horse to North America.
The artist Mary Breneman is known for her versatility ranging from astute figure paintings to regional landscapes. Prior to moving to San Miguel, she was a well-known decorative painter and muralist in New England. She studied painting at The Art Student’s League in New York, Massachusetts College of Art, and The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. She received further instruction in northern Italy.
Generously donated by Mary Breneman – San Miguel
Mary’s work can be seen in San Miguel at the Zoho Gallery in La Fabrica Aurora.
For an appointment call her at 155-9432
Email: marybreneman@hotmail.com
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Item 41 - "In The Shade Of Shelter Island"
House with pool and French country garden for a week
Located on Shelter Island at the tip of Long Island Sound, this inviting east coast house with a large porch, expansive lawn and several shade trees sits on a quiet road, just minutes from the beach. The house, which can accommodate eight people, has four bedrooms and 2 ½ bathrooms. Its other features, which include pool, central A/C, outdoor shower and a playroom, will contribute to a haven from the heat and humidity of summer in the city.
Shelter Island, two hours from Manhattan, is a wonderful getaway for people from anywhere. Originally settled by sugar merchants from Barbados, it has since become home to 2500 residents year round and 8000 in the summer. It is considered by the locals to be the non-Hampton Hamptons. Despite this description, the Island has two of the top rated restaurants in the area while retaining its country charm. It is perfect for those who like golfing, boating, and fishing – or simply relaxing by the pool.
The house is available in September and October of 2007 and in May and June of 2008 for a week agreed upon with the owners. JFK Airport is two hours away.
Generously donated by Jim Castro and Wesley Gleason – San Miguel and Shelter Island
Arrangements can be made by contacting jimcastro@yahoo.com
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Item 42 - "Montana Home In Paradise Valley
Six nights for three couples overlooking the Yellowstone River
This premier Montana vacation spot is named Paradise Valley for good reason. It has perfect summers, mild winters, and splendid views of the Absaroka and Gallatin mountain ranges -- all under the famed “big sky.” Plus, its close proximity to Yellowstone Park, the Beartooth Highway, and many other natural wonders make it the perfect place to vacation. Not only does the Yellowstone River flow through the center of the valley, but the world class spring creeks, private lakes and other fishing streams draw anglers from around the world. Big game hunting, white water rafting, kayaking, wildlife viewing, camping, and horseback riding are just a few of the additional recreational opportunities available here.
Your accommodations for this adventure will be in the spacious and comfortable home of Jean and Jim Maddox in Paradise Valley at Emigrant, Montana. The home, which is approximately 5,000 square feet, with four bedrooms and four bathrooms, overlooks the enchanting Yellowstone River.
Generously donated by Jean and Jim Maddox - Nashville
Email: JMAD123@aol.com
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Item 43 - "La Parroquia – Oeste”
by Daniel Rueffert
30” x 36”
“La Parroquia – Oeste” is a quintessential post-impressionist rendition of the west side of San Miguel de Allende’s iconic Jardin and Parroquia. Painted in the morning light of early spring 2007, Dan skillfully captures the tranquility and grandeur of San Miguel’s beloved landmarks. This en-plein-air brushwork painting reflects many of Dan’s masterly trademarks, including bold use of color, provocative use of shading and shadowing, and a pronounced sense of balance and unity. Measuring 30” x 36”, it was painted on canvas and custom framed. In a stroke of whimsy and aforethought, Dan filmed the construction of this painting. An edited version of the film can be seen on YouTube, link provided below.
Generously donated by Daniel Rueffert – San Miguel.
Galería 19, Jesús 19, Centro, San Miguel – 154-9980 • Galería de Arte, Hidalgo 10B, Mineral de Pozos, (442) 293-0112
Website: www.galeria19.com
YouTube Link: www.youtube.com/annonoman
Frame with an antique finish generously donated by Lavinia’s Enmarcado Especial Refugio Sur #35, San Miguel Tel: 154-5344
Website: www.laviniasartframes.com
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Item 44 - "Victoria, British Columbia Home"
Victoria, British Columbia, is always in season and you and your guests can enjoy it in a Queen Anne home with lush gardens overlooking the bay from a rock formation promontory. The offering is the original manor house on an estate, which has since been converted to a gated community of seven other houses in a park setting.
Less than two blocks from the beach, the three bedroom, three bathrooms and two half baths, house, is the available for one week from May through August 2008 with housekeeping included. Two bedrooms have queen beds and the smaller one has a single bed. It is within walking distance to the town of Oak Bay and downtown Victoria can be reached within15 minutes by auto or bus. Golf and water sports are available.
Generously donated by Suzanne Mir and Dr. Robert Ruzicka - San Miguel and Victoria.
No smokers and no pets.
Contact Susanne Mir at suzannemir@gmail.com
or call (250) 592-3109 in British Columbia.
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Item 45 - "Weekend At The Flying G Ranch"
A magnificent weekend hunt for two people includes a stay at one of the finest ranches in Texas. The Flying G Ranch is located in the whitetail country of Dimmit County near Carrizo Springs, Texas. The ranch is comprised of three thousand acres boasting a 27,000 square foot main residence owned by Gil and Dorrie Hodge. Surrounding this spacious and extraordinary home you will find some of the finest wildlife in South Texas. The whitetail deer are plentiful, with numerous trophy bucks on the ranch.
Gil and Dorrie are also property owners in San Miguel de Allende and look forward to hosting you for this once in a lifetime experience at The Flying G Ranch.
Whitetail deer season in Dimmit County, Texas, is from early November to late January. Your hunt will take place on a mutually acceptable date decided between you and your hosts.
Generously donated byGil and Dorrie Hodge – San Miguel
Contact Gil Hodge for arrangements at (210) 867-4455
Email: Gil@briggsgolf.com
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Item 46 - "An Open Minded Person"
by Sharon Milligan
15” high and 12” wide sculpture
This whimsical sculpture by Sharon Milligan measures 15” high and 12” wide, and like her open minded compatriots, it can stand alone or be used as a container. The Open Minded People series originated as a distraction from Sharon’s serious bronze sculptures and took on a life of its own. Each piece is unique and has its own characteristics and personality.
Sharon Milligan has won national and international recognition for her clay and bronze sculptures. A fourth-generation Californian, she came to San Miguel in 1986. She received art education both in the United States and in Mexico, including the Bellas Artes and the Instituto and has shown extensively in both countries.
Generously donated by Sharon Milligan – San Miguel
To see more of the sculptor’s works, contact her at 152-3022
Website: www.sharonmilligan.com
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Item 47 - "Golden Sands Of Nuevo Vallarta"
Let the brilliant blue sea and golden sand entice you to Nuevo Vallarta. Away from the crowds of Puerto Vallarta, you will be able to enjoy this thoroughly modern condo at the exclusive Mayan Island Resort. Situated just 10 minutes north of the Puerto Vallarta International airport, the Mayan Island Resort offers many amenities, including an expansive seaside swimming pool, a health club and spa and a championship 18-hole golf course. But best of all is their glorious mile-long private beach!
Your accommodations for the week consist of three full bedrooms, a day bed and four bathrooms. The fully equipped kitchen features granite countertops and new appliances. The living room includes cable TV, a DVD player and a stereo system. And of course, daily maid service and excellent security are also included in this package. After your funfilled week here, you’ll want to return to this lovely beach every year!
Generously donated by Colleen and Dr. Ernesto Marin
Date subject to space availability. Christmas, New Years, Easter and the month of March excluded.
Children under the age of 12 are not allowed.
Email: phalen@prodigy.net.mx
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Item 48 - "Lunar Eclypse"
by Annemarie Slipper
This metal hanging, reminiscent of a night sky, was created with the unique technique Annemarie Slipper has perfected using rain water, vinegar and limes in her raku kiln. The results are a stunning effect of rust and smoke on tin. Over the decades this process has evolved and changed as she has added a small amount of color to heighten the richness of her work.
Canadian-born and trained, Annemarie has been doing figurative sculpture for over 20 years and now stands at the pinnacle of her artistic career. “No matter what museums I visit, I always look at the Cycladic collections, as well as the older Eskimo art and Chinese funerary figures. These are all important influences on my work,” says Slipper. This synthesis of culture and spirituality is more than evident in this year’s offering, with its rich gold and brown tones. Annemarie has had many solo shows at various prestigious American and Mexican galleries.
Generously donated by Annemarie Slipper - San Miguel de Allende
For private showings in her studio call 152-3527
Website: www.biddingtons.com
Email: slipper@prodigy.net.mx
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Item 49 - "Lapis and Silver Necklace"
Original design by Joyeria David
This blue-ribbon selection from Joyeria David celebrates the contrast between deep blue lapis lazuli mineral and cool silver metal. Its graceful curves lay close to the neck in a way that is both flattering and stylish.
David Perez is a highly regarded jewelry designer located in the heart of San Miguel. Before settling in San Miguel, he traveled through Mexico to learn the art of jewelry design and fabricating. Since then he has taught generations of jewelers, some who have been with him for over 20 years.
His unique designs, such as this lapis and silver necklace offered for the 2007 auction, run the gamut from classic pieces to those with an intense design quality, which have helped build his reputation among residents and tourists alike. Customers often prefer to handpick the stones for necklaces, bracelets or earrings, and confer with him as to how they should be set. As a result most of Joyeria David designs are one-of-a-kind, but they can be replicated upon request.
Generously donated by Joyeria David – San Miguel
Joyeria David is located at Zacateros 53
Telephone: 152-0056
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Patronato Pro Niños de San Miguel de Allende, A. C.
Contact Information:
Telephone & Fax in Mexico:
Medical Services Office: (01) (415) 152-7290
Development Office: (01) (415) 152-7796
Telephone in the United States:
(512) 351-4344
Postal Address:
In the United States:
Patronato Pro Niños
c/o FTC International, Inc.
PMB 228 220 North Zapata Highway, 11-A
Laredo, Texas 78043
U.S.A.
In Mexico:
Patronato Pro Niños
La Conexión
Box 228, Aldama 3
San Miguel de Allende, Gto.
C.P. 37700 MÉXICO
Or visit our Office at:
San Francisco 1, Interior 4, Colonia Centro
San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Email:
General information: info@patronatoproninos.org
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