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Mexico by World Painters


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



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.

See also

Surrealist painter Pedro Frideberg, active in Mexico.