[Map of the Miacatlán region in Mexico]. [between 1829 and 1831]

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[Map of the Miacatlán region in Mexico]. [between 1829 and 1831]

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Shows region around the village of Miacatlán in the Mexican state of Morelos. View beneath neatline shows courtyard in Ángel Pérez Palacios' sugar plantation, 91 x 267 mm.; see description in Frédéric de Waldeck's manuscript Catalogue des dessins: Mexico, 1829 June-1831 October, opening 117, no. 107 [Ayer MS 1260].

1 ms. map : hand col. ; 263 x 267 mm.

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