Mexican religious folk art Mexican milagro (religious folk charms that are traditionally used for healing purposes and as votive offerings) display, surrounding tooled copper plate depicting the Crucifixion, framed, with replaced back panel, circa early 20th century 

height 15.5 in. x width 11 in. x depth 1.5 in 

Provenance: The Estate collection of late teacher and humanitarian Douglas Rhodenbaugh, from his historic downtown Austin, Texas home. Mr. Rhodenbaugh spent decades traveling throughout Latin America assuming his vast collection of folk and fine arts, often buying pieces directly from the artisans he met on his travels.