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Screenshot_2020-09-25 Native American Art stock photo Image of colors, hieroglyphs – 4197660

monserrattlopez September 25, 2020 0 Comments

Eighteen different examples of molas (six per row), with red, pink, yellow, and green being the dominant colors. The molas have curvilinear forms, repetition, and symmetry of design

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