Exhibit at the National Museum of Art

One more post of some of the artwork from the National Museum of Art's exhibit on indigenous women...

"Woman of the Day of the Dead"

by Nahual Olin

1932

"Market"

by Alfonso X. Peña

1946

"Girl Learning History"

by Angel Zárraga

1927

"Indigenous Girls Receiving Biology Classes"

by Juan Guzmán

circa 1959

"Indigenous Girls from Chiapas Reading in the Hall of a School"

by Juan Guzmán

circa 1956

"The Indian María"

by Fidias Elizondo

1923

"Woman at the Metate"

by Mardonio Magaña

undated

The metate is the stone upon which corn is ground.

"Portrait of Rosa Rolanda"

by Roberto Montenegro

circa 1926

"Fruit Seller"

by Rufino Tamayo

1938

"Mayan Potter"

by Raúl Anguiano

1972

"Pinole Vendor"

by Diego Rivera

1924

Pinole is a flour made from ground, roasted, sweetened corn.

"Water Carriers"

by Ramón Alva de la Canal

1927

"The Spinner"

by Celia Calderón

1969