Grandmother in her Caney, Spinning with a Pottery Whorl, Amatenango, Mexico, 24 x 30 - $6,000
	This is my Hen, San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico, 24 x 30 - $5,000 Is the hen about to be traded, or has she just been purchased? I am unable to determine if the child's face mirror's concern or pride of ownership.
	Cabbage Seller at Daily Market, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico, 24 x 30 - $6,000
	Resting on the Altiplano, Huancayo, Peru, 24 x 30 - $6,000
	Cloth Market, Tribal Fabrics, Hand Woven, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, 24 x 30 - $5,000 Lake Atitlán, mirroring the volcanoes that surround it, nestles into the Guatemalan highlands. The girls of this group are displaying their distinctive, tribal-patterned weaving in a market on the shore of the lake.
	Caoachico Women at Puno, Lake Titicaca, Peru, 24 x 30 - $6,000
	Young Boy Delivering Heavy Container of Grain, Stops to Rest and Enjoy a Tamale, 24 x 30 - $4,500
	Potter at Work on Black Pottery, Well Renowned, Oaxaca, Mexico, 24 x 30 - $6,000
	Sunday Market, Pisac, Peru, 24 x 30 - $6,000
	Portrait Of a Quechua Indian, Cuzco, Peru, 14 x 28 - $4,000
	Quechua with Broad Face, Cuzco Peru, 16 x 20 - $4,000
	Zincantecas, Zincanteca, Successful Farmers (Ribbons on hat tied together indicate they are married), Chiapas, Mexico, 24 x 30 - $6,000 Wearing sandals shown in carvings on ancient stone pillars found lower in the jungle, Zincantecans gather for market day. Their limbs are oiled, their stance cavalier. They wear ponchos made of wool from black sheep. Their straw hats, originally decorated with brightly colored feathers, are now beribboned to proclaim their marital status. Knotted ribbons signify marriage; loose, free-falling ribbons signify bachelorhood.