Mexican American Art Since 1848 (MAAS1848)

Enseñanza Del Sahuaro

Márquez, Daniel

56/57; Signed;print: José Alpuche; chopmark: lower right .

A myriad of images make up this print. On the bottom of the print are a row of bricks with Aztec images painted on them. Above the bricks are a green snake, two white eagles, three red roses, a pyramid, a woman, a cluster of skulls, a Native American Indian with an elaborate headdress, boats at sea in the background, and the Virgen Guadalupe.

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Mexican American Art

Aztecs

Myth In Art

Skull In Art

Chicano Art

Guadalupe, Our Lady Of

Mexican Americans

Chicanos

1996

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Library, Department of Special Research Collections

Spanish

Calisphere

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