<p>A Tapestry of Kinship is an exploration of the connections between the various artisans working in Santa Fe between 1790 and 1860. This book establishes for the first time the family relationship between Jose Rafel Aragon and Jose Aragon, and the working relationships between the two Aragon brothers and Jose Manuel Benevides (previously known as the Santo Nino Santero) and Jose Anastacio Casados.</p>

A Tapestry of Kinship: the web of influence among escultores and carpinteros in the parish of Santa Fe, 1790-1860

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Jose Antonio Esqibel (Author), Charles M. Carrillo (Author)

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A Tapestry of Kinship: the web of influence among escultores and carpinteros in the parish of Santa Fe, 1790-1860