Paintings by Rafael & José Antonio González
from our two collections that are now in museum collections |
Paintings by Rafael González y González in museums |
| The following painting is in the collection of the
Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian |
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Cofrades de Atitlán(Members of a Cofradia in Santiago Atitlan)1990, 16" x 20"
Oil on canvas.
Rafaél González y González
Copyright: Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian |  |
| The following painting will be in the collection of the
Museo Ixchel del Traje Indígena in Guatemala City |
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Aldea Cutzan(The village Cutzan)Last quarter 20th century, 16" x 20"
Oil on canvas, Framed
Cat: RAF-023Rafael González y González
Maya Woman: The Helen Moran Collection |  |
| The following works of art are in the collection of
Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
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Procesión de San Antonio Palopó(Procesion in San Antonio Palopó)Last quarter 20th century, 25" x 27"
Oil on canvas, Framed
Cat: RAF-0001Rafaél González y González
Maya Woman: The Helen Moran Collection |  |
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Baile de la Conquista(Dance of the Conquest)1990, 16" x 20"
Oil on canvas., Framed
Cat:
raf-007Rafaél González y González |  |
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Cristo Negro(Black Christ)Circa 1940, 15" x 9" x 4"
wood, Unframed
Cat: raf-025Rafaél González y GonzálezRafael carved this black Christ and kept it by his beside for about fifty years until his death in 1996. It is unsigned but his widow Candida Escobar travelled to Guatemala City with his grandson and namesake Pedro Rafaél González Chavajay to obtain a signed notarized document detailing its history. |  |
| The following painting is in the process of being acquired by a museum |
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Baile de Venados(Deer Dance)20, 20" x 24"
Oil on canvas., Framed
Cat: raf-024Rafaél González y González |  |
Paintings by José Antonio González Escobar in museums |
| The following painting is in the collection of the
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco |
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Chichicastenango(Chichicastenango)2009, 24" x 32"
Oil on silk, Unframed
Cat:
jan-131José Antonio González Escobar |  |
| The following painting is in the collection of the
Museo Ixchel del Traje Indígena in Guatemala City |
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Santiago Atitlán, Mercado(Market Santiago Atitlán)2005, 13" x 15"
Oil on canvas., Unframed
Cat: jan-094José Antonio González Escobar |  |
