A woman wearing the saya and manto standing in profile
Francisco Fierro · 1807-1879
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A woman wearing the saya and manto standing in profile, Francisco Fierro (ca. 1848). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Francisco Fierro died in 1879; this work is in the public domain.
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A woman stands in profile on a sandy ground, wearing a long blue skirt, a red shawl with dark striped borders, and a white blouse, with a black veil covering her head and face except for one eye. The painting is executed in watercolor with a caption in cursive script at the lower edge reading Tapada de Lado. The work is attributed to Francisco Fierro and dated ca. 1848.
