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The Art of Xitaima Lucía Lemus de la Cruz

Untitled ~ Xitaima - Lucía Lemus de la Cruz 1991
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Tatéi Niwetsika, Our Mother Maize ~ Xitaima - Lucía Lemus de la Cruz
Tatéi Niwetsika, Our Mother Maize
Takutsi Nakawé's Boat ~ Xitaima - Lucía Lemus de la Cruz 1982
Takutsi Nakawé's Boat / Nakawé kanuwayari
Tatéi Yurienaka, Nuestra Madre Tierra Fértil por Lucía Lemus de la Cruz 1981
Tatéi Yurienaka, Our Mother Fertile Earth /Tatéi Yurienaka, Tatéi kwié tinet+awet+

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