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San Antonio Museum or Art, gift of Mary Pat Stumberg in memory of Mary Powell Roark.
Peru
San Antonio Museum or Art, gift of Mary Pat Stumberg in memory of Mary Powell Roark.

Peru

Artist Edouard Halouze (French, 1895 - 1958)
Publisherpublished by French & European Publications, Inc., New York (founded 1935)
DepartmentLatin American Art
Date1941
MediumColor lithograph
Dimensionssheet: 14 1/4 × 11 1/4 in. (36.2 × 28.6 cm)
Credit LineSan Antonio Museum of Art, gift of Mary Pat Stumberg in memory of Mary Powell Roark
Object number94.77.36
DescriptionFrom portfolio costume identification list: " Peruvian shepherd, wearing a wrap-around skirt in the old Inca fashion, and the traditional knitted bonnet or 'chullo' of the Andes. In Cuzco the 'chullo' is knitted in highly colored wools, while around Lake Titicaca and in Bolivia, it is found in plain, dark greens, reds or in a bright pink."
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San Antonio Museum or Art, gift of Mary Pat Stumberg in memory of Mary Powell Roark.
Peru
Edouard Halouze
1941
San Antonio Museum or Art, gift of Mary Pat Stumberg in memory of Mary Powell Roark.
Peru
Edouard Halouze
1941
San Antonio Museum or Art, gift of Mary Pat Stumberg in memory of Mary Powell Roark.
Peru
Edouard Halouze
1941
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Unknown
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Ichizo Hasegawa
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Cubist Composition
José Bernal
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Culture: Roman
1st century B.C.-2nd century A.D.
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Woman's huipil
Culture: Tzotzil
1971

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