Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)

© Estate of Francisco Zuñiga

Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)

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Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip),

1977

Francisco Zúñiga, Costa Rican, active Mexico, 1912–1998
2001-141

Information

Title
Madre con niño en la cadera (Mother with Child on her Hip)
Dates

1977

Maker
Francisco Zúñiga
Medium
Bronze
Dimensions
52.8 × 23.2 × 17.2 cm (20 13/16 × 9 1/8 × 6 3/4 in.) with base: 57.8 × 32 × 23 cm (22 3/4 × 12 5/8 × 9 1/16 in.)
Credit Line
Bequest of David L. Meginnity, Class of 1958
Object Number
2001-141
Place Made

North America, Mexico, Mexico City

Signatures
Signed, dated, and numbered in bronze, behind right proper foot: ZUÑIGA | 1977 IV / VI
Culture
Costa Rican, Mexican
Type
sculpture
Materials
bronze
Subject
infants, mothers, figures (representations), women, mother and child

Chamberlain Gallery; sold to David L. Meginnity, Class of 1958 [DM 90]; by bequest in 2001 to the Princeton University Art Museum.

Mother and Child

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