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Vignette of trophies
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Virgin and Child
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Girl seated on a rock holding a distaff
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Bull and sheep in a pasture
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Saddled donkeys drinking water
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Veil of St Veronica (sudrarium)
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Saint Hippolytus of Rome, martyr
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Demons engulfed in flames
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Christ carrying the cross
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Christ standing, hands tied with rope
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Saint Vincente Ferrer
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
That's Life; figures standing in a group, from "El Universal"
Anonymous, Mexican
1946
The Holy Trinity sitting on clouds surrounded by angels
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
The Virgin of Guadalupe appearing to a man holding a hat
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Ornament plaque with angels on top holding a wreath
Anonymous, Mexican
ca. 1800–1899
Imogen hunched over holding a sword, scene from Shakespeare, Cymbeline, Act 3 Scene 6
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Christmas card from the Charlot's (Jean and Dorothy) to an unknown recipient, bi-fold with Virgin and Child on front and personal annotations on back with a list of prints the recipient should receive (possibly the Met)
Anonymous, Mexican
before 1930
'Ecce Homo' Christ seated, crowned, his wounds showing
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1750–1765
Flyer relating to a murder in a prison, the guard shooting a convict holding a knife, a wounded vitctim is on the ground
Anonymous, Mexican
ca. 1910
Poster advertising an exhibition of works by Siqueiros, Ledesma, Tamayo, Merida, Rivera etc at the art gallery of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico)
Ca. 1937–40
Odalisque viewed from behind, after Ingres
Anonymous, Mexican
19th century
Poster advertising an exhibition of painting, sculpture, prints and books at the art gallery of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico)
ca. 1937–40
The Virgin of Guadalupe
Anonymous, Mexican
1781
The Holy Trinity (Fathers, Son, Holy Ghost) venerated in the church de San Pablo in San Pablo Villa de Mitla, province of Oaxaca
Anonymous, Mexican
1784
The holy eucharist
Anonymous, Mexican
1800–1900
Two men standing by the cross after Christ had been taken down
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1800–1900
The holy crucifix of Zacatecas
Anonymous, Mexican
1800–1900
The Annunciation to the Virgin
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1800–1900
The Virgin standing on a globe, a serpent coiled around her feet
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1800–1900
Saint Gonzalo (Gonçalo) de Amarante holding a pilgrims staff
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1800–1900
'Ecce Homo' Christ seated, crowned, his wounds showing
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1750–1765
Saint Paul, John and Jacob holding crosses and staning on a cloud
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1800–1900
The Christ Child holding rosary beads and pointing to his flaming heart, set within an oval frame
Anonymous, Mexican
1800–1900
Nuestra Señora de Soledad (Our Lady of Solitude) relating to the Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad, Oaxaca
Anonymous, Mexican
ca 1800–1900
Saint Roch
Anonymous, Mexican, 18th century
18th century
Poster celebrating the twentieth anniversary of Taller de Gráfica Popular
Anonymous, Mexican
1957
El Poctto Guadalupe
Hugo Brehme
1920s
SALUD! (a salute to the Chinese artists and their new Revolutionary Nation of 1949)
Anonymous, Mexican
1950
Christ on the cross set upon an altar, from "Grabados Populares Mexicanos"
Anonymous, Mexican
1943
Our Lady of Sorrows, from "Grabados Populares Mexicanos"
Anonymous, Mexican
1943