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1940s Mexican Ex Voto Painting on Tin, Woman Suffocating, Retablo Folk Art collectibles The boat is not a

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The boat is not a common subject in retablos and makes this a very curious piece

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*** The exact skirmish which killed her husband is described below: General Wilcox moved his Alabama brigade from its position at Banks’ Ford to the Plank Road shortly after the Federals had captured Marye’s Heights

The combination of his love for art and nature resulted in a special blend of beauty that carries through his work

1940s Mexican Ex Voto Painting on Tin, Woman Suffocating, Retablo Folk Art collectibles The boat is not aThis is a 1940s Mexican Retablo on Tin, depicting a woman on her knees holding a votive candle praying to a saint in the left side, who hovers above a woman lying in bed with a hand reaching out desperately. In the background is a cathedral over a mountain. The text translates to: " I am grateful for the Santisima Mother for the good that you did for me when i invoked your name because you removed a strong suffocation that was overtaking me a lot but

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