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San Pedro Mártir (Peter of Verona, known as St. Peter Martyr: Dominican habit; book and triplex palm branch tied to left and right hands respectively; axe in head.) Polychrome, glass eyes, about 3' (90 cm.) high on a solid wooden base atop a polychromed octagonal about 18" x 6" (45x15 cm.). A long staff decorated in bold stripes of plastic holds a circle of woven straw decorated in yarn and has been tied to the hand that holds the palm.

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English: San Pedro Mártir, in the church of Santo Domingo Díaz Ordaz, Oaxaca, Mexico, on the altar along the left wall of the nave, just past the narthex
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In the gallery: Santos in Oaxaca, Mexico

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