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19th Century Mexican Nuestra Señora del Carmen Retablo #101 Mano Poderosa All-Powerful Hand 19th Century Mexican Retablo de Augustin Barajas- "The Skimpy Painter" There are many symbols that

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There are many symbols that carry a weight of meaning in Traditional Buddhist Belief and Practice

Material: low fire terracotta lovingly adorned with black lacquer and gold leaf along His robe and surrounded by a German Silver bale that could be used to stand the figure stationary or hang as an amulet

and wearing a representation of an early 19th Century Mexican Independence Movement uniform

(Luke 2:34–35)

founded the religious Order of Our Lady of Mercy or Mercedes

19th Century Mexican Nuestra Señora del Carmen Retablo #101 Mano Poderosa All-Powerful Hand 19th Century Mexican Retablo de Augustin Barajas- "The Skimpy Painter" There are many symbols thatNuestra Seora del Carmen de Jeronimo de Leon Retablo Late 19th Century Original Retablo Oil Painting on Tin created in Mexico. Retablo dimensions are approx. 10 inches horizontal x 14 inches vertical. Condition: in excellent, clean, original condition with some minor paint loss acquired over more than a century of use and devotional prayer. This extremely fine Retablo is portraying the Virgen del Carmen, represented as an intercessor of the Animas del

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