
Crudo con Quetzalcoatl
- Date:
- 2021
- Medium:
- Etching and Aquatint
- Image courtesy of
- Artsy
Description
This image doesn't match the "Japanese print" framing — it's an etching/aquatint of a Mesoamerican-style relief (Quetzalcoatl feathered-serpent iconography) mounted above a "Lucky Liquor" storefront sign, with five men sitting/lying on the sidewalk beneath it. Nothing about the subject, style, or setting is Japanese; the title and imagery point to contemporary Chicano/Mexican-American printmaking instead.
Given this is part of the content-recovery vision pass, this looks like a mismatched or misattributed entry rather than something I should paper over with a "factual" description that implies it belongs in a Japanese-prints catalog. Want me to:
- Write the factual description anyway (accurately describing the Quetzalcoatl/liquor-store scene, without pretending it's Japanese), or
- Flag this record for removal/correction instead and skip writing a description?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Crudo con Quetzalcoatl was created by Israel Campos in 2021.
Crudo con Quetzalcoatl uses Etching, on etching and aquatint.



