Juanita 

13 creative works found

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  Howling Bells 1
  by Mark Snelson

  Juanita Stein of Howling Bells / Live at the Cambridge Hotel, Newcastle NSW Australia

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  Howling Bells 2
  by Mark Snelson

  Juanita Stein of Howling Bells / Live at the Cambridge Hotel, Newcastle NSW Australia / Thursday 10 May 2007

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  Juanita
  by ian walton

  While travelling through the Altiplana of Peru I stopped at a market to buy some fruit and stretch the legs. I grabbed the camera as always. I shot about three people along the way. All I gave some banana’s beforeany calls for un solo un solo – which may not have come, but anyway. Then, and cliched as it sounds, i was stopped by these eyes. She was sat with her Grandma selling vegetables. In my disjointed Spanish/sign language – Grandma spoke little Spanish also and my Quechuan is and was next to zero – i asked to take a photo. No exchange of gifts, i offered, they didn’t want anything. A simple gentle hug and i was on my way.

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  Juanita es mi amor
  by Ikrus

  An old work. A2 size.

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  Baring It All At The Beach
  by Kathryn J Miller

  I took this photo at a beach on Lake Washington that I use to hang out at every day during the summer when I was a teen. Now it is being dwindled down almost no beach as the property around it is sold and condos or office buildings take over. This tree, with no leaves left, just struck a memory of days gone by.

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  Carmelita and Juanita
  by Lisa Defazio

  They are sisters… Juanita has her dads curly hair, Carmelita is more like her Mum.

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  Colonial Steps
  by Ben Ryan

  After viewing the display of Juanita (a mummified child sacrifice discovered in the crater of a volcano) at Arequipa’s Museo Santury, I found these steps just off the main courtyard. The museo is housed in an old colonial building in the central region near the plaza de armas, in Arequipa, Perú.

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  Colonial Courtyard
  by Ben Ryan

  Arequipa’s Museo Santury is housed in a large old colonial building just off the Plaza de Armas, in the city centre. On a hot sunny day (as many are in this part of the country), some time in the shade, away from the chaos of the street outside, was a welcome relief. The building retains its classic colonial style, with the central paved courtyard, with rooms and functional areas feeding off it. Whilst the building has been extensively renovated inside to house the museo, they’ve done a great job in keeping the building’s original character. The museo’s most famous inhabitant is Juanita, a 13 year old child sacrificed in the crater of a volcano to quell the Gods who inhabited the mountain. Her death is estimated to have occurred shortly before the Spanish conquest of Peru began, but her mummified body was not discovered until the volcano erupted in the 1990’s, and the ice encasing her body melted. Up to a dozen other corpses of children have been discovered in similar situations in the area, heavily populated by active volcanoes. Arequipa, Peru

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  Red Fargo
  by Ben Ryan

  Old, beaten up vehicles are the norm in Latin America, where everything seems to be kept alive for decades longer than in the 1st world, despite the rougher roads and less than favourable driving habits of some locals. Machines are held together by grease and rust, though in the dry regions of Andes, it’s possibly the combination of altitude and low humidity. Shot on the streets of Arequipa, Peru

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  Maria Juanita Rose
  by the Giving Rose charity

  All proceeds from the sale of this painting will go to the Giving Rose Charity; http://www.thegivingrose.org/about-us.php

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  maria juanita rose
  by wildlife-appeal

  Donated by Susie Schulze All profits from purchasing this work and any others in this profile will be donated to the Wildlife victims of the Victorian bush fires.

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  Juanita's Cafe
  by Christine Wilson

  Taken down Brunswick St, Fitzroy Nikon D40X /

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  Juanita
  by Danielle Reck

  My retro – pirate inspired Juanita is drawn using black felt pen on paper then coloured using photoshop.