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Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-28640, described as large yarn painting
Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-29083, described as small yarn painting
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-31592, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTING: Bordered with triple borders of maroon, grey and white surrounding a hot pink, orange and red ground. Design includes a wavy band (yellow, royal blue, turquoise) separating the upper red ground from the pink and orange ground. Superimposed on the pink and orange ground is a large round object with two bird-like feet (shades of pink, wine and white) and what may be 5 tail feathers (shades of pink) at base. 2 antennae-like features are at each side (yellow white, pink). Emerging from the open top of the object is a figure of a boy with arms spread wide and wearing a pair of antlers on his head (yellow, pink, turquoise). To each side of him are pairs of triangles (red, orange, yellow) beyond which the sides of the object rise with jagged edges to the height of the boy’s antlers. These devices are black but bordered with greens and pinks. The lower portion of the round object is shades of blues, pinks, white, yellow, orange, wine and topped by several bands of green The entire figure grouping is bordered with bands of green, pink and navy blue. At bottom on each side are two devices which may represent plants with a black core and with a very pale pink protuberance on each side. The object to the right also has a white triangular inset within the black core. Yarn is attached to a 3mm thick sheet of plywood. NOTE: Insect damage on proper left edge
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 7-71, described as Yarn painting in frame; image of seated pope in high-backed chair; he faces table with triple crown of St. Peter on it; draperies frame upper half of painting; wool and metallic yarns; all red yarns destroyed by insect damage; face and right hand painted; painting under glass; elaborate gold-colored carved wood frame; size of cardboard behind painting 22.3 x 29 cm; overall length 46.5 cm, width 41.5 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-28631, described as small yarn painting
Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-28633, described as small yarn painting
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-31595, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTING: Bordered with a triple border of black, hot pink and white, with a ground of purple and black, this painting features a 4 pointed star at center (orange, pink, white, yellow, purple, turquoise, edged with single threads of white and pink), and 2 serpents arched around the star from the left and right. Serpents are white, pink, turquoise, orange yellow and with red tongues and eyes. 9 to 12 orange protuberances curls away from the back of each serpent. Each is edged with single threads of white and pink. To the right and left of the serpents are green stems with leaves and topped with a pink bud. Each green leaf has a red oval at center and the entire structure is edged with single threads of white and pink. Inscribed on the verso is a description in Spanish. Artist is Cresencio Perez Robles. rice tag affixed to base reads: “Banfoco, C-4, EASP, $120.00, Made in Mexico”
Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-29155, described as small yarn painting
Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-28641, described as large yarn painting
Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-28637, described as large yarn painting

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