Ex-Voto; Giving Thanks for Saving her Son, Retablo, dated 1866 Beatrice Mandelman Abstracted landscape of a Southwestern

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Ex-Voto; Giving Thanks for Saving her Son, Retablo, dated 1866 Beatrice Mandelman Abstracted landscape of a SouthwesternEx Voto: Giving Thanks For Saving Her Son. Oil on tin, circa 1866. Anonymous Mexican artist with a contemporary custom frame handcrafted by artisan Michael Blatnik. The text reads: "Hallandose Luiz C. grabemente enfermo I no abia remedio que le irievce probe aho su Mama Refugio Cerrato. Aclamo al Senor de la Sangre de Cristo por su odibio I fue oida su peticion I oi le da las gracias oi tan Clementissimo Senor Maovoleon ano de 1866." Translation from