Castelviejo, Spain, 30 x 48 - $7,000 The heart of Spain is the rocks that left this glorious country up almost as high as the Alps. But imagine - the heart is so ancient that its blood is the wind and the sun and all that is green. Here a castle sits over a stone town on the plains towards Burgos.
	Cortijo, Gathering Place for Shepherd and Sheep, between Pastures, Spain 36 x 54 - $7,500
	Little Cart at Lunchtime -Byway in Portugal, 33 x 35 [Gouache] - $3,000
	Mexican Jugs, 30 x 30 [Crayon] - $2,000
	Sunflowers-Miles And Miles! Spain, 24 x 30 - $3,500
	Water Jars on Cart, Dariba Street, Jaipur, India, 32 x 50 - $7,500
	Man of the Land - Asturias "High in the Picos de Europa we met a gentle old man who was cultivating his tiny plot of land. He had time to pause and speak to us and we could see that the silence of the place had entered his soul and that his little piece of earth was sufficient. Not far from here we encountered cowherds speaking their quiet Asturiano language.
	This is Spain - Extremadura A broad valley near Extremadura throbs to the insects and the beat of oxen pulling their creaking cart and the sun that burns into your memory. Finally, it is all of part of your being - the dust, the smell, the wind, the sun. This is Spain.
	The Green Sweep of Spain - Andalusia Parts of Spain, especially in Andalusia where there poppies grow, seem inhospitable to life, but look closer and everywhere there is color. In the most unlikely place: water, wind, birdsong, flowers.
	Two Boys with Harmonica, La Paz, Bolivia (24" x 30", oil, 1960) The clothes of these young men tell a story significant to the epoch when the Spanish Conquest of South America changed ancient Bolivian culture from Incaic to 16th-century European. The knee-britches, loose shirt, embroidered, velvet jacket, and round, felt hat are typically Spanish of that period.
	Market at Pisac, Pisac, Peru (24" x 30". oil. 1956) The two women vegetable sellers are wearing clothes of a traditional type. The hats are called progresos, made of cotton cloth molded around a form; the dress is 16th-century European style. In the background stands a Pisac woman wearing a typical tribal hat.
	The Alcaldesa, Pisac, Peru (24" x 30", oil 1964) Wife of the alcalde, the chief administrative official in Pisac, she assumes a formal pose.