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Otomies of the State of Puebla, from Mexican Costume by Carlos Mérida — VisualArtsDB

Otomies of the State of Puebla, from Mexican Costume

Otomies of the State of Puebla, from Mexican Costume

1941

Medium: Color screenprint on board
Dimensions: Sheet: 40.7 × 33 cm (16 1/16 × 13 in.)
Genre: screenprint
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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screenprintprintprints and drawingscreen printing

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