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Bob Feldman

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Nov 11, 2001, 1:54:19 PM11/11/01
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Our Mexican art website was recently updated by the addition of 14 new
images to the various collections. Maria Elena cordially invites you to
visit her online art gallery found at http://mariaelena-art.hypermart.net
and welcomes you comments and suggestions

What's else is inside?

- Images (150+) of original art by artist Maria Elena.

- Download a FREE Mexican Art screen saver software for your PC.

- About the artist and her work. Contact information.

- How to order Mexican art items for sale.

- Mexico stories from Maria Elena's Memoirs.

Maria Elena is a world-renown visual artist who has devoted her talent to
painting Mexican cultural themes for more than forty years. She lived in,
and painted about, places like the beautiful provincial city of Cuernavaca
(24 years) and the exotic port-city of Acapulco (14 years).

Maria Elena's Mexico
Fine Mexican Art, Prints and Greeting Cards
http://mariaelena-art.hypermart.net


RBrac53660

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Nov 12, 2001, 12:37:23 AM11/12/01
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Ya know I really don't give a flying flip about a artist "chronical" in Mexico
these days


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Alison A Raimes

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Nov 12, 2001, 4:08:10 AM11/12/01
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"Bob Feldman" <bob_fe...@SPAMFORMEhotmail.com> wrote in message news:<vPzH7.4013$e52.1...@news1.rdc1.sfba.home.com>...

> Our Mexican art website was recently updated by the addition of 14 new
> images to the various collections. Maria Elena cordially invites you to
> visit her online art gallery found at http://mariaelena-art.hypermart.net
> and welcomes you comments and suggestions
>

Unlike our egocentric American friend who doesn't * give a flying flip
about a artist "chronical" in Mexico these days*, I do, and appreciate
the chance to view anything on line from Latin America. At least the
art is honest and I welcome their inclusion into any debate on art.

Artlives would like to hear from Latin American artists to join their
expanding group. Both the English and Spanish speaking Artlives
groups aim to invite Latin American artists to join them in a lively
forum where artists from across the world commune on line. So if you
are fed up with the domination of groups like this by the Americans
exclusion of the peripheral countries, please join us. Our website is
at http://raimes.com/artlives.htm

For more information (in English) contact Alison A Raimes
<artl...@raimes.com> or (in Spanish), Luis Formaiano
<Form...@aol.com>

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