William Spratling chairs mix with Herman Miller and other mid century modern furniture, traditional crafts in the reclaimed 18th century "ex-hacienda" of Raul Cabra in Oaxaca, Mexico

Antonio Attolini Lack architect, entrance facade of Casa Cervantes, Jardines del Pedregal, México DF 1960

Luis Barragán architect, the living room of Casa Eduardo Prieto López, Jardines del Pedregal, México, DF 1951. Photo by Armando Salas Portugal

Smile, it's Friday! Rufino Tamayo (1899-1991) Mixografía® print on Arches paper, 1977

Banco Industrial de Jalisco, 1962, architect Erich Coufal

Manuel Felguérez (1928-2020), serpentine celosía or lattice screen, 1964, Museo Nacional de Antropología in conjunction with architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez

Sales Pavilion, 1966, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, by Architects Pedro Ramirez Vazquez and Rafael Mijares Alcérreca. Existing but abandoned.

I was fortunate to attend one semester at Universidad La Salle as an exchange student. But I spent most of my time exploring Mexico DF. Logo designed by Architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez and Octavio López Marquez, 1975.

13 Woodcuts by Siqueiros (13 Grabados en madera por Siqueiros) http://www.moma.org/collection/works/68246

Pedro Ramírez Vázquez (México, 1919). Tres esculturas: Centro de mesa. Edificio "Hotel Nikko México". "Árbol". Firmadas. Presentan despostilladuras. Altura: 10 cm.

Just got 7" of snow, so yes I am dreaming of Acapulco. Book cover illustration by Carlos Mérida 1951

Fábrica Datsun Mexicana CIVAC, 1966, Legorreta Arquitectos, photo by Kati Horna

Hospital General de Ciudad Juárez (ISSSTE), Zona PRONAF Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México. 1964 Arquitecto Enrique Yáñez

Hospital General de Ciudad Juárez (ISSSTE), Zona PRONAF Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México. 1964 Arquitecto Enrique Yáñez

Hospital General de Ciudad Juárez (ISSSTE), Zona PRONAF Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México. 1964 Arquitecto Enrique Yáñez

Hospital General de Ciudad Juárez (ISSSTE), Zona PRONAF Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México. 1964 Arquitecto Enrique Yáñez

Two postcard views of the Camino Real Hotel, Ciudad Juarez Mexico, 1964 Ricardo Legorreta architect. Part of the PRONAF zone development. Destroyed 1990s. #legoretta #caminoreal #pronaf #ciudadjuarez

William Spratling relaxing, Taxco, Mexico 1942 foto por Juan Guzman #spratling #williamspratling #taxco

Gene Byron tin candelabra, 1950s, Guanajuato, Mexico #genebyron

Los Castillo Mosaico Azteca Bracelet, Mexico for sale on eBay (not mine)

Residence of Mauricio de la Lama, Mexico DF Architects Víctor de la Lama, Héctor Velázquez, Ramón Torres Martínez, 1956

Casa Quintana, Tequesquitengo, Morelos, 1947, Max Cetto architect

Interior, Sonya Silverstone residence, Taxco, Mexico, by San Francisco architectural firm Anshen and Allen, 1949. Photos by Maynard Parker #Anshenandallen #maynardparker #taxco

Cantivered concrete beams at the Sonya Silverstone residence, Taxco, Mexico, by San Francisco architectural firm Anshen and Allen, 1949. Photos by Maynard Parker #Anshenandallen #maynardparker #taxco

The Sonya Silverstone home, Taxco, Mexico, by San Francisco architectural firm Anshen and Allen, 1949. Photos by Maynard Parker #Anshenandallen #maynardparker #taxco

Cuxi von Wuthenau. Photo by Bob Schalkwijk #bobschalkwijk #ricardolegorreta

Fashion models, Hotel Camino Real, 1968. Photo by Bob Schalkwijk who has documented through photography what makes Mexico Mexico since 1959 #bobschalkwijk #ricardolegorreta

Rivera Courtyard, Detroit Institute of the Arts. Murals 1932-33 #diegorivera

The Detroit Industry murals by Diego Rivera at the Detroit Institute of the Arts, 1933. This is one of 27 panels and depicts The Ford Motor Company's River Rouge plant

Los Castillo sterling silver guitar player brooch. Listed on eBay currently (not by me) #loscastillo

Raymond Loewy's vacation home outside of Mexico City in Desierto de Los Leones. For the interior Loewy mixed his own modern designs with Mexican antiques and traditional pieces. Photo from House and Garden Magazine, August 1944 #raymondloewy #loewy

Mexican via Hawaii: detail at Mexican artist Jean Charlot's house in Hawaii, where he worked with the architect George James "Pete" Wimberly, 1957 #jeancharlot

David Pompa lighting with natural palm shades, circa 2025. Brilliant example of Mexican design continuum melding modern with tradition #davidpompa

Benito Juarez International Airport, Mexico DF

Mexican lighting, Interiors Magazine July 1964

Sun sculpture by Emaus, Cuernavaca Mexico

Celsa stainless steel flatware, Mexico

Celsa sterling silver salad serving set, Mexico 1950s

"Trenza" sterling silver flatware place setting, Celsa, Mexico, 1950s

"Avanti" sterling silver flatware place setting by Celsa, Mexico, 1955

Tempera mural, 1962, Aurora Reyes Flores (1908-1985), first female muralist in Mexico, illustrator, activist

Glorieta Colón, Julio de la Peña Lomelín architect, Guadalajara Mexico 1964 (demolished)

Ángel Castigando a la Mujer Perversa, 1945, by José García Narezo (1922-1994) - muralist, painter, and a founding member of the Salón de la Plástica Mexicana #narezo #mural #mexicanmuralism

Rica Mar, 1959, José García Narezo (1922-1994) - muralist, painter, and a founding member of the Salón de la Plástica Mexicana #narezo #mural #mexicanmuralism

Reposo, 1960, by José García Narezo (1922-1994) - muralist, painter, and a founding member of the Salón de la Plástica Mexicana #narezo #mural #mexicanmuralism

Train station, Nogales, Sonora MX a part of the PRONAF initiative. Architects Pascual Broid, Benjamin Méndez Savage, Carlos Ortega Viramontes and Oscar Urrutia, 1962. Today, abandoned but standing

PRONAF Center, Ciudad Juarez, designed to present the Mexican borderland as a storefront window showcasing "Mexicanidad", including shopping, dining and vacationing. Chief architect Mario Pani. Hotel Camino Real in background by #ricardolegorreta, Museum of Art in foreground by Pedro Ramírez Vázquez

Mexican Pavilion, Brussels World’s Fair by Pedro Ramírez Vázquez and Rafael Mijarez, 1958