PUEBLA
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Produced by Harmon foundation in 1943. After the Spanish Conquest, the skilled Indian potters of the region of Puebla copied the glazed Talavera pottery of the Spaniards and the method of mixing and curing the clay and forming, glazing and painting the tiles. It also gives examples of finished tiles.
Complete catalog record
Series: Arts and crafts of Mexico series
Dewey number: 738
Audience level: jh-sh-c-trade-adult
Format/cost: 16-si-*rent $3. Also color-$6
Distributors / rental: Wilfred Naylor; University of California $2; Calhoun Company; Photoart House; Visual Education, Inc (Texas)
Dewey number: 738
Audience level: jh-sh-c-trade-adult
Format/cost: 16-si-*rent $3. Also color-$6
Distributors / rental: Wilfred Naylor; University of California $2; Calhoun Company; Photoart House; Visual Education, Inc (Texas)
More in Arts and crafts of Mexico series
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- URUAPAN LACQUER 1943
Sources
- Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record
Record added 2026-07-02 14:20:04