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Architecture of Mexico, [s.d.]

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Photograph of four views of the architecture of Mexico, [s.d.].

Description

The first image (upper left) is of an unknown piece of heavily carved architecture, with angel designs. A clipping of a woman beside an angel sits left of this structure.

The second image (upper right) is of a large bell hanging from a wooden beam between two walls of a bell tower, with another smaller bell hiding in the shadows behind it. The third picture (lower left) is of a large plaque with squared edges set against an aging brick wall, while the last image (lower right) shows the exterior side of a building with barred windows and embellished columns bearing human figures, while decorative beams shoot from the building just beneath the roof.

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Catalogue records · 2

Topics

Stated by source
Civil engineering
Inferred from text
Image 75%

Related

Provenance · 1 source records, 5 field assertions
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