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Pedro Huizar
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Pedro Huizar

Mexican sculptor
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  • Diego Rivera: Popular History of Mexico
    Latin American art
    / Rococo

    …attributed to the Mexican sculptor Pedro Huizar on the Santos José y Miguel de Aguayo mission church near San Antonio (now in Texas, U.S.). Huizar’s quatrefoil baptistery window on the side of the church has asymmetrical framing with vegetative themes that bear a more than superficial resemblance to the frames…

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    …attributed to the Mexican sculptor Pedro Huizar on the Santos José y Miguel de Aguayo mission church near San Antonio (now in Texas, U.S.). Huizar’s quatrefoil baptistery window on the side of the church has asymmetrical framing with vegetative themes that bear a more than superficial resemblance to the frames…

    Read More