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federer7 · 2 months
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Aguadoras ante la diligencia que hacía el recorrido entre la Granja de San Ildefonso y Segovia. España, 1885
Foto: José Regueira
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forever70s · 4 months
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Blue Corn (aka Crucita Gonzales Calabaza), Tewa pottery artist from the San Ildefonso Pueblo - 1973
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friendswithclay · 11 months
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“Maria's aunt taught her how to build a kiln for firing pattery. Here, Maria stacks chips of cote dung over her pots for firing.”
From: “tending the fire: the story of Maria Martinez” by Morris, Judii ; 2009.
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drawingwithlight · 1 year
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"WILLOW BIRD", SAN ILDEFONSO BY EDWARD S. CURTIS (1905)
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thebigkelu · 1 year
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Francisco Vigil, Govr. Pueblo San Ildefonso , Tewa - Vroman - 1900
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illustratus · 1 year
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Spanish naval ensign of the warship the 'San Ildefonso' which was captured by the 'Defence' at the Battle of Trafalgar, on display for photography in 1962, draped over the parapet of the Queen’s House, Greenwich.
Spanish ensign captured with their warship, 'San Ildefonso', 74 guns, by the 'Defence' at Trafalgar. It was hung in the crossing of St Paul's Cathedral during Nelson's funeral service on 9 Jan 1806 and was presented to Greenwich Hospital for display in the former Royal Naval Museum in the Royal Naval College at Greenwich by the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's in 1907. It passed to the NMM with much of the rest of that collection in 1936. This design of ensign was in use from 1785 to 1931. The field is divided into three horizontal stripes; red, yellow, red. On an applied patch in the central stripe is an oval containing the arms of Castile (a yellow/gold castle on a red field) and Leon (a white field with a red lion rampant ), a crown above. The arms appear the have been printed or stencilled. Inscribed on the hoist in ink: 'SAN ELDEFONSO'.
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punk-antisystem · 1 year
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Rose Gonzales. San Ildefonso Pueblo. Fotografía tomada por Harold Kellogg en 1931. San Ildefonso Pueblo.- El Pueblo de San Ildefonso es una reserva india de la gente tewa, ubicada en el condado de Santa Fe, en el estado estadounidense de Nuevo México. Sus habitantes hablan la lengua tewa tradicionalmente.
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pcabrerablog · 2 years
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Imágenes del Colegio de San Ildefonso
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Julian Martinez (San Ildefonso pueblo), 1912
Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico
Photo by Jesse Nusbaum
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federer7 · 1 year
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Two young girls sitting on steps. At San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, 1942
Photo: Ansel Adams
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elizabethanism · 3 years
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Size of flag flown on a Spanish ship during the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. This flag was flown on the San Ildefonso. The ship carried 80 cannons and howitzers. It was captured by the British Royal Navy during the battle.
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friendswithclay · 2 years
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“San Ildefonso Plate
Earthen ware, matte-black-on-polished black. Diam. 38.5 cm. America, New Mexico, San Ildefonso Pueblo, Maria Martinez (1887-1980) and Santana Matinez. Signed: Marie & Santana. Ca. AD 1950. Purchase, The Harold T. Clark Education Extension Fund.”
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pogphotoarchives · 4 years
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San Ildefonso artists Maria and Julian Martinez, Indian Village, Painted Desert Exhibit, 1915 San Diego Exposition, California
Photographer: Jesse Nusbaum Date: 1914 Negative Number: 060411
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soidontknowyou · 4 years
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ltwilliammowett · 4 years
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Naval ensign of the San Ildefonso, before 1805
This naval ensign, captured from the 74-gun Spanish warship, San Ildefonso during the Battle of Trafalgar, was displayed for one day only at the Museum, on 10 February 2005. This was probably the first (and last time) to see the object for many years. Measuring 10m x 14.5m and made of wool, this iconic object hung in the crossing of St Paul's Cathedral during Nelson's funeral service on 9 January 1806 and was presented to the Royal Naval Museum by the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's in 1907. The damaged caused at the battle  can clearly be seen
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pcabrerablog · 2 years
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San Ildefonso
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