Nuevo Santander Gallery

09/23/2026

In honor of National Native American Day, observed in Arizona and California on the fourth Friday of September (this Friday), we are highlighting a piece by Mexican artist Humberto Limon Salazar. Known for his vivid paintings of cowboys and Indians, Salazar had a keen eye to the past, his art an embodiment of the mythos of the old west, one that still lives on to this day. This painting is just one of a collection of his paintings currently on display and available for purchase at Nuevo Santander Gallery.

Humberto Limon Salazar - Warrior on Horseback (Untitled)
29" x 24", oil on canvas

09/14/2026

For years, we've been fortunate to have a varied collection of rare, authentic, and vintage Mexican masks and festival masks, including those done for art by highly skilled Santeros, all for sale in our gallery. Collectible and one of a kind, these are pieces we recommend that you come by and see them for yourself.

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09/10/2026

Framed 19th century Texas Barbed Wire Display -
Currently on display is a unique collection of Texas barbed wire. Each is identified with the dates and names of the ranches and owners where their unique custom wire was originally installed. Each one shows an originality and uniqueness, no style is alike. Most of these examples date from 1870s and 1880s. Perfect for the collector of old west items, this set is framed behind glass and available for purchase at Nuevo Santander Gallery.

09/02/2026

Hello friends! Check out our newly launched YouTube channel. For our first video we speak with Berry Fritz, and get to know a little about her early years and what inspires her. This is the first in our new artist video series. So please like and subscribe for more about art and the creators behind the work. - Nuevo Santander Gallery

In this video, we ask Berry a few questions about her career and wh...

08/27/2026

Showing just a small selection of a variety of unique and one of a kind pieces, from fine art paintings, sculpture, antiques, and much more available in our gallery.

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06/17/2026

New Arrival!
We've recently received four new paintings by Texas artist Edith Maskey. A full time artist for almost fifty years, Edith, along with her husband John, make watercolor paintings of colorful Mexican villages and vibrant towns, with an emphasis on architecture, street scenes, and the more traditional, slower pace of life of the people. Long time lovers of Mexico, they've been traveling to the small towns and rural areas of Mexico for their artistic inspiration for decades.

This painting of a women waiting for clients to sell her flowers and food in a Oaxacan market is a sweetly humanist artwork. This painting is part of a collection of paintings by Edith that are on display and available for sale at Nuevo Santander Gallery.

"Oaxacan Market" 20" x 12", watercolor
Edith Maskey

06/03/2026

05/18/2026

The tradition of arbol de la vida sculptures is said to originate in Spanish Colonial Mexico, when the Church commissioned local artisans to create candelabras with biblical scenes as a way to assimilate the native people to the Catholic faith.

Fast forward to the 1920s, in the town of Izucar de Matamoros, Aurelio Flores began the tradition of making tree of life ceramic sculptures. These artworks would come to represent the fine craftsmanship and unique visual style that he, and later his son Francisco, brought to the Mexican folk art tradition.

Often given to newlyweds as symbols of fertility and abundance, they are now
highly collectible pieces in the overall tradition of Mexican ceramic art. This piece, adorned with twenty one skeleton musicians, with birds and flowers throughout, is a rare and exceptional representation of this timeless folk art tradition. And it is only available at Nuevo Santander Gallery.

05/08/2026

"Blooming Lotus Flower" by Fany Mares, acrylic on canvas, 24" x 20".
Returning to one of the most symbolic of flowering plants, the lotus flower, Fany adds whimsy and movement to the floating beauty.

Though its symbolism varies depending on the culture and religions, it most commonly represents purity, rebirth, and overcoming adversity. Given that it blooms in often murky, swampy water, the lotus flower proves that beauty is possible in the darkest of places.

See this painting and more by the McAllen based artist currently on display and available for purchase at Nuevo Santander Gallery.

05/01/2026

"Flamingoessence" 36" x 24", acrylic on canvas
by Lisa Denise Saenz

With "Flamingoessence", McAllen based artist Lisa Saenz gives us an explosion of color and pattern within the flamingo form. Painted in 2009, Lisa states this was the first painting done in what is her now signature visual style. Teasing out the multitude of shapes, colors, and patterns she incorporates is what makes "Flamingoessence" such a joy to perceive. This is one of a collection of equally striking paintings by the artist that is currently on display and available for purchase.

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