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Line drawing of a Mexican ritual sequence with figures, offering vessels, incense burners and footprints arranged in panels.

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Adoption of Profession and Marriage, Mexican, Garrick Mallery (1894). Via artnap.com

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This plate from the Tenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology, dated 1894 and attributed to Garrick Mallery, presents a line drawing of a Mexican ceremonial sequence. Standing and seated figures, offering vessels, incense burners and footprints are arranged in panels around a central scene of two figures joined on a woven mat.