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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting figure, accession number 3-31421, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTED FROG: Frog completely “painted” with yarn in a decorative application, glued directly to a ceramic base. Colors include: two shades of chartreuse, black, white, yellow, dark forest green, red, black and wine. H=7.5cm; W=11.0cm ; L=11.5cm. JP-765
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting figure, accession number 3-31418, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTED OWL: Roosting owl completely “painted” with yarn in a decorative application, glued directly to a ceramic base. Colors include yellow, yellow-green, green, pink in shades varying from pale to deep wine, orange, pale and royal blue, white and black. H=13.0cm; W=11.5cm; L=8.0cm. JP-762
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting figure, accession number 3-31419, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTED OWL: Standing owl completely “painted” with yarn in a decorative application, glued directly to a ceramic base. Colors include yellow, green, pink in shades varying from pale to deep pink, orange, pale and deep teal, rust and black. H=16.0cm; W=9.0cm; L=9.5cm. JP-763
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting figure, accession number 3-31420, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTED BIRD: Roosting bird completely “painted” with yarn in decorative application, glued directly to a ceramic base. Colors include chartreuse, yellow, light and dark blue, dark green, hot pink, orange in shades from bright to dark, red, black and brown.H=9.0cm; W=7.5cm; L=16.0cm. JP-764

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