Women of Trujillo Selling Pots by Francisco Fierro

Watercolor of a barefoot woman carrying a basin of clay pots on her head and a pot in her hand, wearing a blue-patterned shaw

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Women of Trujillo Selling Pots, Francisco Fierro (ca. 1850). Via artnap.com

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A woman stands barefoot with a wide basin of clay pots balanced on her head and a single pot held at her side. She wears a pale skirt and a white shawl with blue zigzag patterning, rendered in watercolor and ink with a soft cast shadow beneath her feet. The work is titled Women of Trujillo Selling Pots, attributed to Francisco Fierro, and dated ca. 1850.

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