Material: Oil on tin
Date: 1890
Measurements: 13 × 9 inches
Provenance: Constance McCormick Fearing, Santa Barbara, CA
Note: Exhibited Santa Barbara Museum, 1960s
19th century Mexican devotional retablo, oil on tin. Retablos were created as votive offerings of gratitude to saints, the Virgin Mary, or Christ for miraculous intervention in times of illness, accident, or hardship, representing one of the most enduring traditions of Mexican religious art. Displays characteristic vivid palette, expressive figuration, and spiritual intensity. Collected by Constance McCormick Fearing of Santa Barbara, California, and exhibited at the Santa Barbara Museum during the 1960s.
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Material: Oil on tin
Date: 1890
Measurements: 13 × 9 inches
Provenance: Constance McCormick Fearing, Santa Barbara, CA
Note: Exhibited Santa Barbara Museum, 1960s
19th century Mexican devotional retablo, oil on tin. Retablos were created as votive offerings of gratitude to saints, the Virgin Mary, or Christ for miraculous intervention in times of illness, accident, or hardship, representing one of the most enduring traditions of Mexican religious art. Displays characteristic vivid palette, expressive figuration, and spiritual intensity. Collected by Constance McCormick Fearing of Santa Barbara, California, and exhibited at the Santa Barbara Museum during the 1960s.
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