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Traveling Salesman

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  • Pancho Fierro

    …paintings were sympathetic, as in Traveling Salesman, a portrait of a stooped salesman leaning on a walking stick as he carries a heavy bag, while others were sardonic, such as Friar Tomato, whose face Fierro distorts in caricature. Song of the Devils (c. 1830) reflects Fierro’s interest in Peru’s folklore…

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    …paintings were sympathetic, as in Traveling Salesman, a portrait of a stooped salesman leaning on a walking stick as he carries a heavy bag, while others were sardonic, such as Friar Tomato, whose face Fierro distorts in caricature. Song of the Devils (c. 1830) reflects Fierro’s interest in Peru’s folklore…

    Read More