École du Cusco (XX) - Notre-Dame du Rosaire de Pomatá

- Oil and gold pigments on jute canvas. Original canvas.

- Genuine devotional image dedicated to one of the two patron saints of Lake Titicaca, the Virgin of the Rosary of Pomata, where the indigenous artist has reproduced with great detail the attire, mantle, and adornments of the devotion. Syncretically, the image bears a feathered headdress, in the style of pre-Hispanic Inca monarchs.

- Dimensions of the image without frame: 42 x 57 cm / 62 x 77 cm with exclusive custom frame.

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