⁨Envía San Ignacio a la India Oriental a San Francisco Javier⁩ (⁨Miguel Cabrera⁩)

Artist	Miguel Cabrera
Year	1756
Dimensions	19.718555 cm × 99.208174 cm
Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
Genres	Religious Art
Location	Museo Nacional del Virreinato
Copyright	Public Domain

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  Museo Nacional de Arte

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  • The Virgin of the Apocalypse

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    Year	1760
    Dimensions	3527 mm × 3400 mm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Religious Art
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  • Saint Francis Xavier

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    Year	1000
    Dimensions	588 mm × 680 mm
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  • Archangel Saint Raphael

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  • Allegory of the Virgin Patroness of the Dominicans

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    Year	18 centiury
    Dimensions	3105 mm × 3400 mm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Religious Art
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  • Saint Ignatius Loyola

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  • The Conversion of Saint Ignatius Loyola

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  • The Divine Shepherdess

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    Dimensions	370 mm × 445 mm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Religious Art
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  • Santa Rita de Casia

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  • Altarpiece of the Virgin of Guadalupe with Saint John the Baptist, Fray Juan de Zumárraga and Juan Diego

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  Museum of the Americas

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  • Spanjaard en mesties, kasteschilderij

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    Year	1763
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • De Español y Torna atrás; tente en el ayre

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    Year	1763
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    Genres	Portrait
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  • Casta Painting, 9. From male Black and female Amerindian, china cambuja (Zamba)

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    Year	1763
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Casta Paintings
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  • 10. De chino cambujo e india, loba.

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  Mexican History Museum, Monterrey

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  • Casta Painting, 1. From male Spaniard and female Amerindian, Mestiza

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    Year	1763
    Dimensions	117.5 cm × 147 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Casta Paintings
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • Casta Painting, 4. From male Spaniard and Black female, Mulata

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    Year	1763
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • 5. from Spaniard and Mulatto, Morisca

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    Year	1763
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  Brooklyn Museum

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  • Doña María de la Luz Padilla y (Gómez de) Cervantes

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    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • Don Juan Xavier Joachín Gutiérrez Altamirano Velasco

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    Year	1752
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  Museo Nacional del Virreinato

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  • La Sagrada Familia y el Hermano Pedro Basto

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    Year	1752
    Dimensions	318 cm × 233 cm
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    Genres	Religious Art
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  • Envía San Ignacio a la India Oriental a San Francisco Javier

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    Year	1756
    Dimensions	19.718555 cm × 99.208174 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Museum of Fine Arts Boston

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  • Don Manuel Jose Rubio y Salinas, Archbishop of Mexico

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    Year	1754
    Dimensions	124.9 cm × 181.9 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
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  Dallas Museum of Art

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  • Saint Gertrude

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    Year	1763
    Dimensions	88.265 cm × 110.49 cm
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    Genres	Portrait, Religious Art
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  Los Angeles County Museum of Art

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  • The Divine Shepherdess (La divina pastora)

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    Year	1760
    Dimensions	182.6 mm × 241.3 mm
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  Museo Soumaya

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  • The pontifical proclamation of the patronage of the Virgin of Guadalupe

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    Year	1756
    Materials	Oil Paint, Copper Leaf
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  El Paso Museum of Art

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  • Saint Francis

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  Tucson Museum of Art

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  • The Holy Trinity

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    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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