Two figures standing, facing each other and holding a long, serpentine object
Antonio del Río · 1745 - 1789
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Why is this public domain? Antonio del Río died in 1789; this work is in the public domain.
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Each wears a feathered or plumed headdress, beaded necklaces, and an ornamented belt and skirt, while the figure on the left holds one end of a long serpentine staff that the other figure grasps. The lower border contains carved mask heads and a latticed band beneath their feet.
