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Ditta Pásztory-Bartók (31
October 1903 – 21
November 1982) was a
Hungarian pianist and the
second wife of the
composer Béla Bartók. She was the dedicatee...
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Esther Pasztory (June 21, 1943 – June 25, 2024) was a
professor of Pre-Columbian art
history at
Columbia University. From 1997 to her
retirement in 2013...
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showed a
feminine deity, an
interpretation echoed by
researcher Esther Pasztory.
Their analysis of the
murals was
based on a
number of
factors including...
- Dóra
Pásztory (born 4
April 1984) is a
retired Hungarian Paralympic swimmer who
specialized in the
individual medley. She was born
without her left forearm...
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serpent god.
Sugiyama (1992), p. 220.
Pasztory (1997), p. 84.
Pasztory (1997), pp. 83–84.
Cowgill (1997), p. 149.
Pasztory (1992), p. 281. Sugiyama, p. 111...
- Miklós
Pásztory (1875–1922) was a
Hungarian film director. Lyon Lea (1915) The
Village Rogue (1916) The Red
Purse (1917) Károly bakák (1918) Végszó (1920)...
- 2307/3050884. JSTOR 3050884.
Pasztory, Esther. The
Aztec Tláloc: God of Antiquity,
writings for
Thelma ****van.
Pasztory,
Esther (1974). "The Iconography...
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bamboo stick and
positioned on a
distinguished soldier’s back.
Esther Pasztory has
suggested that
there is
evidence that headdresses, such as this piece...
- roared; they
dashed and resounded. The
water was wild.
Berlo 1992: 138;
Pasztory 1997: 87–89. "Water
Deity (Chalchi****tlicue) [Mexico; Aztec] (00.5.72)...
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divorced Márta in June 1923. Two
months after his divorce, he
married Ditta Pásztory (1903–1982), a
piano student, ten days
after proposing to her. She was...
