Gerásimo Sosa and Chulucanas Handmade Pottery

Authors

  • Esteban Puig Tarrats Universidad Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo

Abstract

Gerásimo Sosa's handmade pottery constitutes a surprising artistic and cultural legacy due to their shapes and colors. It is inspired by ceremonial pieces as well as utilitarian pottery that was also offered in tombs by the ancient Peruvians but is also a new creation that has given rise to a great artistic tradition.

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Carátula del número 531

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Published

20-09-2018

Issue

No. 531 (2018): Mercurio Peruano

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How to Cite

Puig Tarrats, E. (2018). Gerásimo Sosa and Chulucanas Handmade Pottery. Mercurio Peruano, 531, 126-130. https://revistadecomunicacion.com/index.php/mercurioperuano/article/view/1267

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