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Revision as of 15:52, February 1, 2014


Mexico by World Painters


Foreign painters have contributed to preserve Mexican history, landscape, tradition, genre, still life, and general culture.


  • Simón Pereyns, Don Luis de Velasco, 1549.

  • Simón Pereyns, San Cristobal, Catedral de Mexico, 1588.

  • Francisco de Zumaya, San Sebastian, ca. 1590.

  • Sebastián López de Arteaga, Los desposorios de la Virgen.

  • George Anson, View of the Port of Acapulco, Mexico 1745.

  • Claudio Linati, Portrait of J. M. Morelos ca. 1826.

  • Daniel Thomas Egerton, Crater del Popocatepetl, 1830.

  • Johan Moritz Rugendas, La barranca de Santa María con el Pico de Orizaba al fondo, 1831.

  • Johan Moritz Rugendas, La cascada y los prismas basálticos de Santa María Regla, 1832.

  • Johan Moritz Rugendas, La reina del mercado, 1833.

  • Carl Nebel, View of the main square of Guadalajara, 1836.

  • Carl Nebel, View of Tampico, Tamaulipas, 1836.

  • Daniel Thomas Egerton, The Aqueduct of Zacatecas, 1838.

  • Carl Nebel, View of Zacatecas, 1839.

  • Carl Nebel, Bay of Acapulco, 1839.

  • Daniel Thomas Egerton, A View Of Aguas Calientes Mexico, 1839.

  • Daniel Thomas Egerton, Plaza de san Diego Guanajuato, ca. 1839.

  • Daniel Thomas Egerton, Mexican countryside with Xochimilco, ca. 1840.

  • Daniel Thomas Egerton, Castillo de San Juan de Ulúa, 1840.

  • Frederick Catherwood, Main temple at Tulum, 1844.

  • Robert Scott Duncanson, Mayan Ruins, Yucatan, 1848.

  • Edward Gennys Fanshawe, Outer anchorage in a calm, Mazatlan, 1850.

  • Edward Gennys Fanshawe, Mexicans, Plaza at Tepic, 1850.

  • Carl Nebel, Battle of Veracruz, 1851.

  • Carl Nebel, Mexico City during the Mexican-American War 1851.

  • Eduardo Pingret, Veracruz desde San Juan de Ulúa, 1851.

  • Pelegrín Clavé, Retrato de Dama, 1852.

  • Hubert Sattler, Mexico City, 1854.

  • Eduardo Pingret, Puesto de aguas frescas, 1854.

  • Eugenio Landesio, La hacienda de Colón, 1857 - 1858.

  • Pelegrín Clavé, Retrato del arquitecto Lorenzo de la Hidalga, 1861.

  • Thomas Moran, Angangueo, Mexico, 1863.

  • Jean Adolphe Beauce, Siege of Puebla, 1863.

  • Eugenio Landesio, Popocatépetl, ca. 1860s.

  • Franz Xaver Winterhalter, Portrait of Maximilian I, 1864.

  • Conrad Wise Chapman, Valle de Mexico, ca. 1866.

  • Conrad Wise Chapman Valle de Mexico y volcanes, ca. 1866.

  • Edouard Manet, The Execution of Emperor Maximilian, 1868.

  • Eugenio Landesio, Valle de México desde el cerro de Tenayo, 1869.

  • Thomas Moran, Vera Cruz Harbor, 1884.

  • August Löhr, Cemetery Temple with Pillars, Jalapa, 1891.

  • August Löhr, The Palace of Chapultepec, 1899.

  • Sam Chamberlain, Self-Portrait, ca. 1900.

  • August Löhr, Mexico, 1903.

  • Jean Charlot, Mujer con Cantaro, 1922.

  • Karl Gillissen, Riders on mules in Mexican prairie landscape, ca. 1924.

  • Pablo O'Higgins, Paisaje con maguey, ca. 1940s.

  • Gunther Gerzso, Los días en la Calle de Gabino Barreda, 1944.

  • Gunther Gerzso, Paricutin, 1945.

  • Carlos Merida, Serie Trajes regionales de México, 1945.

  • Remedios Varo, My friend Agustin Lazo, 1945.

  • Angelina Beloff, Avenida Hidalgo, 1949.

  • Olga Costa, La vendedora de frutas, 1951.

  • Luis Nishizawa, Juderos, 1952.

  • Waldemar Sjolander, Camino, ca. 1950s.

  • Julian Ritter, Mexican Woman, 1957.

  • Julian Ritter, Town Square - San Blas, Mexico, 1957.

  • Julian Ritter, Isla Mujeres Scene, 1958.

  • Leonora Carrington, Boceto Mundo Magico de los Mayas, 1965.

  • Alice Rahon, Hombre atravesado por un río, 1967.

  • Carlos Merida, Tapestry, 1977.

  • Roger Von Gunten, La Laguna, 1991.

  • Peter Schworer, Footbridge, 1999.

  • Phil Kelly, Noche, Reforma Torre y Ángel (Mexico City), 2003.

  • Phil Kelly, Techos de la Condesa, 2003.

  • Phil Kelly, Playa Cancún, 2003.

  • Phil Kelly, Paisaje Puebla-Jalapa, 2003.

  • Joy Laville, Jorge en la playa con perro, 2003.

  • Joy Laville, Playa.

  • Jean Hendrix, De la serie Lanzarote, 2007.


Desire Charnay, Campechana, ca. 1866.
Arnold Belkin, Mural at UAM, Mexico, ca. 1986.
Afroyim Soshana, Alone in Mexico, 1969.
Tamiji Kitagawa, Naturaleza muerta, ca. 1920.
Fanny Rabel, Detail of Mural "Ronda en el tiempo", 1964-1965.
Pedro Gauldi, Vista de la Catedral y parte del Zócalo en México, ca. 1840s.

See also

Surrealist painter Pedro Friedeberg, active in Mexico.
Mathias Goeritz, El cuadro de los cuadros.
Roger Von Gunten at work, 2009.

External links

Lelyana Kurniawati, Me, Frida and Liberty (Copied-version of a Frida Kahlo painting).


Grace Relfe, Frida Kahlo, ca. 2005.
Fumiko Nakashima, Biodivisidad UNAM, 2010.
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