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Retablo of Amador de Lira,
mid-20th century
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mid-20th century
Amador de Lira le da las mas infinitas grasias por el milagro de avelos livrado al pasar el peligroso rio en Texas.
Amador de Lira gives the most infinite thanks for the miracle of having saved them during the crossing of the dangerous river in Texas.
Jorge Durand and Patricia Arias,Guadalajara, Mexico, gift; to Princeton University Art Museum, 2020.
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