Martina Adame
Martina Adame was born in the small village of Maxela (a Nahua community in Guerrero, Mexico). Over the past twenty years, this community has seen the development of a class of women painters within the regional movement of ethnic amate painting. Like most Nahua peasant-artisans in this semi-arid region, Adame began by drawing dazzlingly colored long-feathered birds and plant motifs inspired by the decorative themes of traditional pottery before tackling the great genre of amateur painting.
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Watercolor and Chinese Ink on Amate Paper. Courtesy of Colección y Archivo de Fundación Televisa

Watercolor and Chinese Ink on Amate Paper. Courtesy of Colección y Archivo de Fundación Televisa
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