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Hearst Museum object titled Booklet and prints, accession number 3-30131a-g, described as a) Booklet “Trajas Regionales Mexicanos” 15pp. text in Spanish. b-g) silk screen(?) prints of regional clothing of Mexico. 36 x 47 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Coin: silver 5 centavos, accession number 3-22771, described as Coin; Ag 5 centavos Obverse: National Emblem Reverse: indecipherable, no date, worn. Found in city of Sonoma, California.
Hearst Museum object titled Print, accession number 17-751, described as graphic of 2 dancers by Carlos Merida. graphic of 2 dancers, each wearing ankle-length garments, 1 blue, 1 orange. each have large bowl-shaped hats and red masks with black beards and moustaches. one holds a staff with a red banner. pencil signed Carlos Merida. penciled "6" lower left. stamped "Printed in Mexico" on back.
Hearst Museum object titled Print, accession number 17-750, described as graphic of dancers by Carlos Merida. graphic of 2 dancers, each wearing white shirts, black, gold-fringed pants, black gold-fringed capes, black shoes. each has black hair and black beard and wears pink mask. each holds a sword and shield. unsigned. penciled "5" lower left. stamped "Printed in Mexico" on reverse.

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