Talking with one of the owner of La Casa del Atrio Hotel in Querétaro, he told us about his art collection:
“Here in the gallery we have basically Mexican artists, 50% from all over the country and 50% locals form Querétaro. It was one of the promises I made when I opened my gallery in Querétaro

Some of them are: Román Miranda, Marcela Herbert (Director of the de Querétaro Art Museum) Ticha González, Claudia Ramos, Gustavo Villegas, Jordi Boldó, Esmeralda Torres, Rubén Maya, Alberto Lescay, Hernán García and photographers such as Hans Paul Brouns y Elsa Chabaud. These are the works I have right now, but I move it every three or four months.

Antiques are mainly from Mexico. I have bought them in different cities such as Querétaro, Guanajuato, Celaya, León, DF, Puebla, Oaxaca, among others. It is my passion and as such I collect a little of everything: ivory, sacred art, porcelains, carved wood, old jewelry, typewriters, old radios and TV sets, marble, etc.

There are several pieces that traveled to Mexico from France at the early 1800’s and that were purchased by the wealthy families of that time. I have a few pieces of English furniture. Obviously there are English, Chinese and Japanese porcelain, etc. I have a few Mexican pieces from the Colony years (17th and 18th centuries).