We look at two new artworks about artisans this week from Puerto Rico, where the Caribbean island's Economic Development Administration commissioned serigraphs from noted print-makers in the 1980s celebrating local arts and crafts. A poster from Jose Luis Gonzalez de Rosabel shows Felicita Padilla crafting rosary beads, praising her as "the woman artisan--the soul of village art." In a second serigraph from Antonio Maldonado, a hand with holy finger puppets looms large behind Luiz Gonzalez as he shapes a figurine of a saint in his workshop, where the wood carver is described as "the artisan--symbol and tradition of a people." These new art images of artisans at work can be found on the Puerto Rican Serigraphs page in the Schools of Sacred Art section. (John Kohan)