Saint Ignatius Loyola
1700s
Artist
- unknown artist
Country
Ecuador
Object
figure
Medium
Wood, paint, and glass
Accession Number
1990.513
Credit Line
Gift of the Stapleton Foundation of Latin American Colonial Art, made possible by the Renchard family
Unknown artist, Saint Ignatius Loyola, 1700s. Wood, paint, and glass; 10 × 5¼ × 3 in. Gift of the Stapleton Foundation of Latin American Colonial Art, made possible by the Renchard family, 1990.513.
Dimensions
height: 10.5 in, 26.6700 cm; width: 6 in, 15.2400 cm; depth: 3 in, 7.6200 cm; height: 10 in, 25.4000 cm; width: 5.25 in, 13.3350 cm; length: 3 in, 7.6200 cm
Inscription
White tag @ bottom
Department
Mayer Center, Latin American Art
Collection
Latin American Art
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