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Additional Sources for Jo Mora Collectibles

Tic Toc Tique
Jon Gilmore, Proprietor
466-A Main St.
Murphys, CA. 95247-9627
Tel: (209) 728-2541
Email: tictoctique@msn.com

Jon is related to Jo Mora by marriage as Grace Needham was Jon’s Great Grandmothers sister. The families shared many good times and adventures together including Jo Jr. passing along many great family stories to Jon’s generation.

Jon has compiled three catalogues – Cartes and Maps, Books, and Sculptures - about Jo’s accomplishments. In addition, his antique shop – Tic Toc Tique, in Murphys, CA, specializes in everything and anything Mora.

Carpe Diem Fine Books
Mary Hill and James Bryant, Proprietors
245 Pearl Street
Monterey, CA 93940-3015
Tel. (831) 643-2754
Fax: (831) 648-1704
Email: info@carpediemfinebooks.com
Website: www.carpediemfinebooks.com

Additional Sources for Jo Mora Research

Jo Mora Collectors & Aficionados Association ©
Joss Grandeau and Don A.  Shorts, Founders
P. O. Box 544
Twin Falls, ID 83303-0544
Tel: (208) 212-0003
Email: joss@rmci.net

The Joss Grandeau Collection

The most extensive and complete library of the books written and/or illustrated by Jo Mora along with other related material and ephemera. The collection also includes an extremely comprehensive bibliography, various other collectibles, a complete set of the Jo Mora cartes (maps), several bronzes, as well as a very fine collection of original art from a period spanning from Jo’s childhood in 1886 (Jo was 10 years old then) to the final weeks of his life in 1947, at age 71. The collection also includes material about the Mora family including Jo’s father, Domingo, a sculptor, and Jo’s brother, Luis, a painter.

Thank you to Joss for his help with many of the new additions to the web site.

Pat Hathaway Historic Photography Studio
469 Pacific St.
Monterey, CA.
A wonderful collection of historic photographs both of and by Jo Mora.

Monterey Museum of Art
559 Pacific St.
Monterey, CA.
The museum has a collection of Mora family photo albums, among other Jo Mora-related material. Contact the Curator in advance for special appointment to view the collection.

Sources for Mora Family Information

Francis Luis Mora: A Legacy Reconsidered – ACA Galleries New York Catalog – 2005 –
“This is the first major catalogue published on the artist and the first publication to include a detailed chronology based on interviews with the artist conducted in 1926 and 1927, as well as his daily diary entries which cover the years 1899 through 1922.” The exhibition took place between April 30, 2005 and May 28, 2005.

For more information on ACA Galleries and this exhibition, please log on to…
http://www.acagalleries.com/dynamic/exhibit_artist.asp?ExhibitID=74

F. Luis Mora, America’s First Hispanic Master 1874-1940 by Lynne Pauls Baron – 2008 –
Editor: Peter Hastings Falk; Publisher: Falk Art Reference, Madison, CT.; 344 pages. 350 illustrations, half in color. The first biography and most extensive writing ever done on this artist.

For more information on this publication, please log on to:
http://www.fluismora.org/biography.htm

For more information on F. Luis Mora, Domingo Mora and Laura Gaillard-Mora, please log on to the official website www.fluismora.org