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Mexican Girl

Mexican Girl

Emilio Amero

1943

43.26

Four Women

Four Women

Emilio Amero

1967

68.23

War

War

Emilio Amero

1944

44.84

Figures

Figures

Emilio Amero

1944

45.28

Figure

Emilio Amero

1944

45.58

Figures

Figures

Emilio Amero

1945

45.117

Two Figures

Two Figures

Emilio Amero

1946-47

47.135

The Gesture

The Gesture

Emilio Amero

1948

69.218

Fiesta

Fiesta

Emilio Amero

1950

69.219

Four Female Figures (also Nudes; Bath; Four Feminine Figures), 1946

Four Female Figures (also Nudes; Bath; Four Feminine Figures), 1946

Emilio Amero

1946

46.179

There is Fear

There is Fear

Emilio Amero

1947

47.178

Mexico—Cactus—Far South in Tehuantepec, after many hours of travel, from Amero Picture Book

Mexico—Cactus—Far South in Tehuantepec, after many hours of travel, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.1

Traveling by train, car, and horse, but the most typical is the “carreta” or ox cart. Town of Salinas, from Amero Picture Book

Traveling by train, car, and horse, but the most typical is the “carreta” or ox cart. Town of Salinas, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.2

Giant trees, characteristic of the region. Town of Espinal, from Amero Picture Book

Giant trees, characteristic of the region. Town of Espinal, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.3

Surrounded by palm trees are adobe houses, with tile roofs and large airy rooms. Town of Espinal, from Amero Picture Book

Surrounded by palm trees are adobe houses, with tile roofs and large airy rooms. Town of Espinal, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.4

Churches are of strange architecture and are empty most of the time. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book

Churches are of strange architecture and are empty most of the time. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.5

Residential house of Moorish influence. Town of Tehuantepec, from Amero Picture Book

Residential house of Moorish influence. Town of Tehuantepec, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.6

A corner of Tehuantepec, from Amero Picture Book

A corner of Tehuantepec, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.7

The market place—Where men are seldom seen. Here, tending bar as well as bargaining is woman’s work, and it is here that everything is bought and sold. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book

The market place—Where men are seldom seen. Here, tending bar as well as bargaining is woman’s work, and it is here that everything is bought and sold. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.8

On one side are the flower vendors, on the other, the sellers of cheeses, butter and cream. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book,

On one side are the flower vendors, on the other, the sellers of cheeses, butter and cream. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book,

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.9

In a gay, friendly spirit, they offer their wares. Flowers, from Amero Picture Book

In a gay, friendly spirit, they offer their wares. Flowers, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.10

Inside the market, cocoanuts, oranges and bananas, from Amero Picture Book

Inside the market, cocoanuts, oranges and bananas, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.12

Straw weavers. A girl weaves a raincoat, from Amero Picture Book

Straw weavers. A girl weaves a raincoat, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.13

Fish and meat are sold in the market, from Amero Picture Book

Fish and meat are sold in the market, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.14

And countless herbs and spices, including some tools of witch-craft, from Amero Picture Book

And countless herbs and spices, including some tools of witch-craft, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.15

Close-up of a girl from Espinal—she carries a water pot on her head, from Amero Picture Book

Close-up of a girl from Espinal—she carries a water pot on her head, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.16

Second close-up of a girl. Town of Espinal, from Amero Picture Book

Second close-up of a girl. Town of Espinal, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.17

Third close-up of a girl. Espinal is sometimes called “Espinal of the flowers,” but more often “Espinal of the girls,” from Amero Picture Book

Third close-up of a girl. Espinal is sometimes called “Espinal of the flowers,” but more often “Espinal of the girls,” from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.18

She dresses up for a wedding. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book

She dresses up for a wedding. Town of Juchitan, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.19

A bride dances. This dance is called the Zandunga, from Amero Picture Book

A bride dances. This dance is called the Zandunga, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.20

The girl at the door. Her ancestors were French. Most of the people of this region are of French, German, and Spanish descent. Town of san Jeronimo, from Amero Picture Book

The girl at the door. Her ancestors were French. Most of the people of this region are of French, German, and Spanish descent. Town of san Jeronimo, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.21

The bulls, beautiful and strong, start again on their way, from Amero Picture Book

The bulls, beautiful and strong, start again on their way, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.22

Pottery makers. Father and son work with a gray clay, from Amero Picture Book

Pottery makers. Father and son work with a gray clay, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.23

These beautiful pots will later be sold for a few pennies on the market place, from Amero Picture Book

These beautiful pots will later be sold for a few pennies on the market place, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.24

The girl at home. Though still a child she is already a mother, from Amero Picture Book

The girl at home. Though still a child she is already a mother, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.25

Happy children. They drink from the same glass, from Amero Picture Book

Happy children. They drink from the same glass, from Amero Picture Book

Emilio Amero

1940

96.44.26

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