© 2017 E. Robledo
Mexican art. Jaguars- VoluptArt (2017) Printmaking by E. Robledo
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Printmaking,
Embossing
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Linocuts
on Linen Canvas
- Dimensions Height 44.1in, Width 29.9in
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Printmaking under $5,000 Figurative
Some Mexican cultures call felines "techas", especially jaguars.
In this piece by E. Robledo we can see the representation of the dance of the "tecuanes", which is practiced in southern Mexico.
In this dance, the dancers wear jaguar skins and wear masks that represent the felines.
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Some Mexican cultures call felines "techas", especially jaguars.
In this piece by E. Robledo we can see the representation of the dance of the "tecuanes", which is practiced in southern Mexico.
In this dance, the dancers wear jaguar skins and wear masks that represent the felines.
In this piece by E. Robledo we can see the representation of the dance of the "tecuanes", which is practiced in southern Mexico.
In this dance, the dancers wear jaguar skins and wear masks that represent the felines.
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