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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-15746, described as pottery candelabra, painted in bright colors, with figures, birds, animals, flowers; top birds green.

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 9-6339, described as Candelabra; 7-branch; brass. 9-6338-39 are a pair.

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 9-6738, described as Brass candleabrum with character “shou” signifying longevity, age and birthday; height 10 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-30762, described as Ceramic candelabra fashioned as a woman with uplifted arms and wearing a decorated skirt. “Blouse” is painted green; skirt is decorated with a painted design of repeated feather-like figures in blue, green, and black, highlighted with brown dots of various sizes. Above the hipline is a repetitive scallop pattern. Head has green hair and a topknot of unpainted clay decorated with scallops and crosshatching. The end of each arm forms a candleholder with a central spike for holding a candle in place. Each holder is decorated with a flower-like pattern on its top surface. The entire figure is glazed with a clear glaze that renders the figure a grey tone where not painted. Inside the base is a marking, which reads, “Mexico KE” followed by a potters mark of a leaping animal.

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-30644, described as Tree of Life; ceramic, painted throughout in terracotta, black, pale grey, dark grey, pale yellow, white. features Adam and Eve and the snake at the center of the tree. God at the apex with 3 doves above his head and sun to his left and moon to his right and sitting birds below each. below God is the Archangel Michael (defender of heaven), beside whom are 2 angel's heads with wings. 6 (4 large, 2 small) doves form a square around Adam/Eve/snake. 9 "apples" are mounted on wires and distributed about the interior of the tree. a very large and elaborate blossom is featured at the bottom of the tree. tree is surrounded by 6 rosettes with yellow centers and 12 leaves. 4 highly decorated leaves separate the upper from the mid and lower sections of the tree. base has a small elephant and giraffe in front of the trunk. molded on back of base if a palm tree with "ALC" and "Metepec" inscribed at base of trunk.

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-30643, described as Tree of Life; ceramic, features Adam and Eve (pale pink with dark hair) with snake (brown & white) twining up tree; 7 yellow, purple, fuchsia & dark blue rosettes decorate around the outside. 16 border leaves (fuchsia, aqua, yellow hi-lighted with gold), 10 interior leaves (aqua hi-lighted with gold) and 22 fuchsia "apples" mounted on wire "stems" surround the figures; 4 white birds with gold feathers are located on the 4 corners of the tree. tree itself is painted fuchsia; base is dark blue/purple; both hi-lighted with gold. holds 5 candles.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-32020, described as Mexican folk art - tree of life candelabra

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 9-6338, described as Candelabra; 7-branch; brass. 9-6338-39 are a pair.

Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra (tree of life), accession number 3-15747, described as Pottery candelabra, painted in bright colors, with figures, birds, animals, flowers; top birds yellow, 17.5 inches tall. This candelero is an altar decoration.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Candelabrum, accession number 8-251, described as Bronze candelabrum; 3 serpents entwined; tails form tripod base.

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Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 9-6339, described as Candelabra; 7-branch; brass. 9-6338-39 are a pair.

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Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 9-6738, described as Brass candleabrum with character “shou” signifying longevity, age and birthday; height 10 inches.

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Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-30762, described as Ceramic candelabra fashioned as a woman with uplifted arms and wearing a decorated skirt. “Blouse” is painted green; skirt is decorated with a painted design of repeated feather-like figures in blue, green, and black, highlighted with brown dots of various sizes. Above the hipline is a repetitive scallop pattern. Head has green hair and a topknot of unpainted clay decorated with scallops and crosshatching. The end of each arm forms a candleholder with a central spike for holding a candle in place. Each holder is decorated with a flower-like pattern on its top surface. The entire figure is glazed with a clear glaze that renders the figure a grey tone where not painted. Inside the base is a marking, which reads, “Mexico KE” followed by a potters mark of a leaping animal.

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Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-30644, described as Tree of Life; ceramic, painted throughout in terracotta, black, pale grey, dark grey, pale yellow, white. features Adam and Eve and the snake at the center of the tree. God at the apex with 3 doves above his head and sun to his left and moon to his right and sitting birds below each. below God is the Archangel Michael (defender of heaven), beside whom are 2 angel's heads with wings. 6 (4 large, 2 small) doves form a square around Adam/Eve/snake. 9 "apples" are mounted on wires and distributed about the interior of the tree. a very large and elaborate blossom is featured at the bottom of the tree. tree is surrounded by 6 rosettes with yellow centers and 12 leaves. 4 highly decorated leaves separate the upper from the mid and lower sections of the tree. base has a small elephant and giraffe in front of the trunk. molded on back of base if a palm tree with "ALC" and "Metepec" inscribed at base of trunk.

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Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 3-30643, described as Tree of Life; ceramic, features Adam and Eve (pale pink with dark hair) with snake (brown & white) twining up tree; 7 yellow, purple, fuchsia & dark blue rosettes decorate around the outside. 16 border leaves (fuchsia, aqua, yellow hi-lighted with gold), 10 interior leaves (aqua hi-lighted with gold) and 22 fuchsia "apples" mounted on wire "stems" surround the figures; 4 white birds with gold feathers are located on the 4 corners of the tree. tree itself is painted fuchsia; base is dark blue/purple; both hi-lighted with gold. holds 5 candles.

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Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra, accession number 9-6338, described as Candelabra; 7-branch; brass. 9-6338-39 are a pair.

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Hearst Museum object titled Candelabra (tree of life), accession number 3-15747, described as Pottery candelabra, painted in bright colors, with figures, birds, animals, flowers; top birds yellow, 17.5 inches tall. This candelero is an altar decoration.

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S1928-1929 #1: Los Angeles Natural History Museum (May 1929–August 1945)1 objects
S1963-1964 #36: Design (UC Berkeley) (November 1, 1963–December 5, 1963)1 objects
S1967-1968 #123: Anthropology (UC Berkeley) (April 17, 1968–April 18, 1968)1 objects
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S1970-1971 #58: Hillside School/Millicent Kamisan (November 30, 1970–December 17, 1970)1 objects
S1978-1979 #16: Oakland Museum of California (September 12, 1978–November 8, 1978)1 objects
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