Plate 34: Our Lady of Light: From Portfolio "Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico 1934 - 1942
anonymous
drawing
drawing
childish illustration
cartoon like
cartoon based
egg art
caricature
bubble style
watercolour illustration
cartoon style
cartoon carciture
cartoon theme
"Plate 34: Our Lady of Light" is a watercolor painting from the portfolio "Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico." Created between 1934 and 1942 by an anonymous artist, the work depicts a traditional depiction of the Virgin Mary. She stands on a stepped altar, adorned with a halo of rays, and her garments are painted in bold, vibrant colors. The simplified forms and stylized details are characteristic of folk art, reflecting the influence of Spanish colonial traditions on New Mexican art. The painting captures the essence of religious imagery in New Mexico during this period, showcasing the blend of European and Indigenous influences that shaped the region's artistic expression.
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