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J. Paul Getty Museum: La Roldana: Saint Gines: Making of a Polychrome Sculpture WebsiteJ. Paul Getty Museum: La Roldana: Saint Gines: Making of a Polychrome Sculpture Website
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J. Paul Getty Museum: La Roldana: Saint Gines: Making of a Polychrome Sculpture

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Getty exhibition of the life and work of Spanish artist Luisa Roldan (1652?1706), also known as La Roldana. The exhibition focuses on Roldana's sculpture of Saint Gines de La Jara, a life-size painted wood sculpture. Includes a twelve-minute video that explains how the statue was constructed.

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getty museum, j. paul getty museum, la roldana, luisa roldan, roldan, roldana, spanish art, spanish sculpture, art of spain

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