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In 1763 the celebrated Miguel Cabrera created his famous (and only) set of "casta" paintings, a uniquely Mexican pictorial genre documenting the process of racial mixing among the colony’s inhabitants—Amerindians, Spaniards, and Africans. This picture, on view in “50 for 50,” portrays the mixture of Spanish male and a "morisca" woman (the progeny of a Spaniard and mulatto woman) who beget an albino child. [Miguel Cabrera, 6. From Spaniard and Morisca, Albino Girl (6. De español y morisca, albina), 1763. Purchased with funds provided by Kelvin Davis and partial gift of Christina Jones Janssen in honor of the Gregory and Harriet Jones Family.] #LACMA50

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