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Gerald Mandell

3/12/1947 - 11/1/2006

 

Born in Hollywood, CA to Helen Ruth Kertson and Donald Archer; adopted by the Mandell Family of Albuquerque, NM.  The Mandell family owned a clothing store from the late 1800’s until the early 1980’s in Albuquerque.  It was originally Mandell & Dreyfus and later became Mandell’s Clothing. 

 

My dad, "Jerry," took most of his photos during the late 60’s, 70’s and early 80’s.  He was, in my opinion, a wonderful photographer; however, he refused to show his work to anyone - anywhere…even when I volunteered to do all the work for him! 

 

Gerald Mandell was a Spanish Colonial Historian and writer.  His articles were published in several issues of the New Mexico Historical Review, as well as a few other Historical Journals around the world.  He won article of the year for the NMHR two years in a row.   He was also a research consultant for the Don Diego De Vargas Project at UNM.

 

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Web References
 
 
New Mexico Historical Review
Vol. 16 2004, Page 59
"The Apache Slave Trade in Parral,
1637-1679"
 

"Luis and Melchor de Valdés, 1641 to 1666: A Case Study in Administrative Ingenuity"


To The End Of The Earth:  A History of the Crypto-Jews of New Mexico 

by Stanley M.Hordes

New Mexico Historical Review

Vol. 77 2002

"Francisco de Lima, Portugese Merchantsof Parral and the New Mexico Trade, 1638-1675"

 

New Mexico Historical Review

Vol. 81, Number 2 Spring 2006

"Fernando de Valdés Llanos: Asturian Merchant of Parral, 1639–1651,"


Vol. 4, Issue 2 April 1996
"Captain Antonio de Ulibarri," Page 25
 
Journal of Big Bend Studies
"The Apache Slave Trade in Parral,
1637-1679"
 
CLAHR 12:1 Winter 2003
"The Portuguese Community of Seventh-Century Parral, Nueva Vizcaya"
 
New Mexico Historical Review Vol. 77 2002, Pg. 261-294 
"Francisco de Lima, Portuguese Merchants of Parral, and the New Mexico Trade, 1638-1675"
 
 
New Mexico Historical Review
Vol. 75 July 2000, 339–67
"Juan Manso, Frontier Entrepreneur"  
 
Vol. 4 Issue 2, April 1996
"Captain Antonio de Ulibarri"

By Force Of Arms
 
Reviews

"The documentary photos of Gerald Mandell capture in black & white simplicity, understated images of New Mexican life as it used to be.  Shot during the 1960's, they transport us to a landscape of desolate beauty with open, limitless skies.  These never seen before quintessentially Southwestern images, are unscripted reality without any of the modern cliches."

Have you ever seen or purchased any Gerald Mandell Photos?  If so please send me your feedback to GeraldMandell@yahoo.com
 
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Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

 

 

Studio 105

PPNM Art Auction Party

105 4th St SW, 87102

2nd Floor

November 2009

5:30 to 8:30 pm

$15 suggested donation

www.ChoiceArtAuction.info
Early bids will be accepted until

5 pm on Thursday, November 13th

by emailing

hwilliams@ppnewmex.org

or calling

505-265-5976  ext. 323 

 

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