The Creation of the World (La Création du Monde), 1956 Fonte visiva 01-01-1955 - 01-09-1956 |  |
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01-01-1955 - 01-09-1956
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The Creation of the World (La Création du Monde), 1956. Fonte visiva 01-10-1956 - 03-25-1956 |  |
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01-10-1956 - 03-25-1956
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| The dance of the muslim warriors, Sulu Islands. |  |
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1967-1968
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| The Dome of the Rock |  |
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1956
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| The fortified city of Amber, (Rajasthan), northern India. |  |
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1966
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| The goddess Chalchiutlicue |  |
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1979
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| The goddess Coatlicue |  |
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1979
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| The Goddess of the Thirteen Serpents |  |
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1979
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| The God Tlaloc |  |
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1979
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| The Great Jama Masjid Mosque, Delhi. |  |
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1965
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The Initiation (L’iniziazione), 1962 Fonte visiva 01-01-1962 - 12-31-1962 |  |
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01-01-1962 - 12-31-1962
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The lagoon of Porto-Novo in the Kingdom of Dahomey, seen from a fishing pirogue. Fonte visiva December 1964 |  |
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December 1964
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| The last Lancers of Bengal, presidential guards in New Delhi, and other military personnel at a parade. |  |
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1965
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| The Last Supper |  |
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1998
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| The Mahabodhi Temple in Bodhgaya, state of Bihar. |  |
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1965
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| The memorial to Gandhi. |  |
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1965
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| The Metropolitan Museum of Art | |
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| The Peul herders demonstrate their courage during the Sha-ròt ceremony. |  |
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| The photograph depicts a pre-Columbian terracotta articulated doll belonging to the Teotihuacan culture (Mexico). On the back of the image is a reference to the gallery of Henri and Helene Kamer, both art dealers and among the most influential collectors of African and non-European art in the mid-twentieth century. Licia and Carlo Ludovico Ragghianti Art Study Centre Foundation, Lucca, Photo Library, Oriental and Non-European Art section, folder 236/T, file Mexico-Miscellaneous.
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| The photograph forms part of the iconographic apparatus of the volume National Museum of Anthropology of Mexico City (Mondadori, 1979), published in the series Museums of the World. The texts of the volume were written by Carlo Ludovico Ragghianti and Licia Collobi. The sculpture is reproduced in the catalogue with the following caption (pp. 24–25): Vessel in the shape of a contortionist or acrobat. ca. 1000–500 BCE. Polished olive-coloured terracotta; height 25 cm. From Tlatilco. Catalogue no. 1-4068. Fondazione Centro Studi sull’arte Licia e Carlo Ludovico Ragghianti, Lucca, Photographic Archive, Oriental and Extra-European Art section, box 4, folder Latin America – Pre-Columbian Mexico. |  |
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1979
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