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Object Number
45-30-20/76381.1.7
Display Title
Three Seri women
Descriptions
Object Description
Written on board: Seri / Mexico / E.F.C. 1940 / "Three Seri Women" Front two girls Josepheta and Manuela Diaz. Two perfect types of full tempered girls. Painting in blue, red, white and black - little flowers on designs mean "open for love." Old woman (mother) daubs paint on. Her hand with fingers bent to lips very characteristic pose for Indians. Waists suggestive of Navajos.
Keywords
- Proper Name
- People
Subject
- Portrait
Department
Photographic
Date
1940
Culture
- Seri
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Central America
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Mexico
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Mexico
Dimensions
Overall: 27.9401 × 17.4625 cm (11 × 6 7/8 in.)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45-30-20/76381.1.4 | Qua-nía-sol, a Seri Indian |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.5 | Ta-Nay-Se, a Seri Indian |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.6 | Maria Ana, a Seri Indian child |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.3 | Ain-yo, a Seri Indian |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.8 | Pedra de la Salud |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-10/100536.1.11 | Juana (Amarillas) de Matus and Mariano Matus |
Tucson
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.10 | Luis Campos |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.13 | Alberto Ventura |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.9 | Florentino Campos |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.11 | Ambrosio San Pedro |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.12 | Felipe Santiago |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-10/100536.1.10 | Juan Maso performing Yaqui Deer Dance |
Tucson
|