Object class: Outerwear / Culture or time period: Mexican - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Cape, accession number 3-28839, described as Cape; woman's shoulder cape. Wool and cotton, plain weave. Brick red wool forms striped pattern with natural colored cotton. L 70 cm X W 80 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Cape, accession number 3-22431, described as Man’s cape. Cotton, red wool, metal coins.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 3-30734, described as Fabric Doll: Cloth doll, male, made from several types of fabric. Head made from a stocking scrap; hair made from a black stocking scrap; hat of hemp twine. Arms and legs of cotton fabric, as are pants, shirt neckerchief and serape. Face is embroidered.

Hearst Museum object titled Dolls, accession number 3-30736, described as Miniature Figures: Pair of figures - couple. Joined figures. Woman in a long green and white dress with a printed stole, and a man in white pants, aqua shirt, red sash and blue and white checked serape. Both figures have white hair and pale pink faces. Facial features are embroidered. Figures are sewed together to form a pair.

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 3-30704a,b, described as PITCHER W/LID: Ceramic, 2-handled pitcher (a), with domed lid (b). Pitcher has a long neck, round belly, w/ 2 strap handles. Spout is on one side mid-point between handles. Neck is decorated with fruit (blue & brown) and leaves (green & brown). A blue band finished the lip and a brown raised band separates neck from belly. The belly is decorated with a woman in colonial dress handing a bottle to a man dressed like a workman who is wearing brown pants, a brown serape over one shoulder, and a brown hat. To either side of the figures are trees, and the back of the vessel is decorated with various trees and plants. The domed lid is decorated with a repeating pattern of leaves, and berries in green, blue and brown and a blue band finished the edge of he lip. A round knob is at the top of the lid. Signed on base: AT, and Guanajuato.

Hearst Museum object titled Poncho, accession number 3-2392, described as Poncho; black with gray and dusty yellow straightline decorations. Braided tassels at 4 corners and at yoke. Twined borders. 155 cm x 89 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Poncho, accession number 3-28724, described as Poncho. Dark natural colored wool, tapestry weave, with light natural colored wool forming geometric patterned border and fringe. Length including fringe: 208 cm., Width: 75.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Rebosa, accession number 3-30366, described as blue rebosa from Mexico (early 1970's) with white woven specks. each end has blue and black open weave with fringe.

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