San Ysidro Santo | American Southwest Virtual Museum Image Galleries

Cultural Period: Spanish Colonial (late 1500s – 1846)

Description: Modern wooden San Ysidro, the patron saint of farmers, made in the tradition of Colonial period New Mexican santeros, or saint makers.

Provenience: Made by New Mexican artist Luis Tapia in 1982.

Collection: National Park Service, El Morro.

Iron Object, Alternate View

Spanish Rapier, Inscription "In Solingen"

Spanish Rapier, Inscription "Gio Knegt"

Spanish Armor Breastplate, Interior

Spanish Armor Breastplate, Exterior

Santo, Close-up of Face

Wooden Cross, Front

Wooden Cross, Back

Pikeman's Helmet, Front

Pikeman's Helmet, Back

Dagger, Alternate View

San Ysidro Santo

San Ysidro Santo, Alternate View

1727 Prayer Book

1727 Prayer Book, Dedication Page

1727 Prayer Book, Title Page

Lead Musket Ball

Lead Musket Ball

Cast Iron Dragon, Interior

Cast Iron Dragon, Exterior

Information

Author: Randy Sullivan, NPS Digital Team Photographer

File: ELMO00000313.jpg

Filesize: 899 KB

EXIF Metadata

NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D3

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