Mexican Peoples Chromolithographs
Circa 1890
Price:
3,930 USD
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Description
A group of chromolithographs depicting Mexican peoples, circa 1890.
- Sold as a set of 18, mounted together.
- The only inscriptions are on one picture: “India de Santanita,” which seems to describe the woman depicted on a small boat, to which is inscribed the name “La Pasadita.”
- Santa Anita (”Santanita”) is a town in the middle of Mexico that was founded in 1500.
- Collage chromolithographs with natural and colored feathers mounted on card, edges gilt.
- Displayed in one large window mount.
- Works presented mounted and unframed.
Condition Report
Revive
Fair
Good
Very GoodLike New
Minor signs of age and handling.
Dimensions
Height: 25.98 inches / 66 cm
Width: 36.22 inches / 92 cm
Above refers to overall dimensions.
Individual Card Height: 6.1 inches / 15.5 cm
Individual Card Width: 4.25 inches / 10.8 cm
Language
Spanish
Subject
Prints and colour plate, Illustrations, History, Travel and Exploration, Costume, Maps, Botanicals and More
SKU
D7D4G
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