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Two men in costume and wearing masks from Huixquilucan at the fiesta of the Huehuenches, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Two dancing men in costume from Huixquilucan at the fiesta of the Huehuenches, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Plate 5: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, two figures lower left, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Plate 7: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, two figures lower right, from the 'Popul-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Two men from Ocotoxco dressed as moors, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Two figures from Santa Maria Atlihuizia, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Portfolio of ten lithographs 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Two men from Ocotoxco dressed as moors, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Plate 4: composition of hybrid human forms, two figures lower left, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Portfolio of three colour prints
Carlos Orozco Romero
1939
Poster advertising an exhibition of works by José Guadalupe Posada (7 April–7 June, 1943) at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City; Posada's Calavera Catrina is reproduced in large scale
José Guadalupe Posada
1943
Plate 10: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Plate 2: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, two figures lower right, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Poster for an exhibition of student art from nine open air schools (pintura al aire libre) in and around Mexico City
Gabriel Fernández Ledesma
1929
Plate 7: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, two figures lower right, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Two men from Santa Ana Chiautempan dressed as women, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Issue number 1 (year 1) of the literary review 'El Hijo Pródigo' with eight illustrations by Posada
José Guadalupe Posada
1943
Plate 1: composition of hybrid human and animal forms from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Two men from Huixquilucan at the fiesta of the Huehuenches, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Portfolio: 'Popol-Vuh' containing ten colour lithographs together with a four-page title and explanatory text in English and Spanish, housed in a stiff orange cover
Carlos Mérida
1943
El libro negro del terror Nazi en Europa (The Black Book of Nazi Terror in Europe)
Alexander Abusch
1943
Plate 3: composition of hybrid human forms, two figures lower right, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Viajes al Siglo XIX: señales y simpatias en la vida de Mexico
Enrique Fernández Ledesma
1933
Plate 6: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, two figures lower left, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Two men from Huejotzingo, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Poster advertising an exhibition of works by José Guadalupe Posada (7 April–7 June, 1943) at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City; Posada's Calavera Catrina is reproduced in large scale
José Guadalupe Posada
1943
Two men from Huejotzingo, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940
Plate 9: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Plate 8: composition of hybrid human and animal forms, two large figures at right, from the 'Popol-Vuh'
Carlos Mérida
1943
Two dancers called 'chinelos' from Tepoztlan, from the portfolio 'Carnival in Mexico'
Carlos Mérida
1940