Photograph of three people and their arms around each other at the door of the "Museo Frida Kahlo" or the Frida Kahlo Museum. The building is brightly painted in blue, green and red. The name of the museum is in large red letters above green doors.

Photograph of people observing artwork in a museum. Two people are sitting on a bench between two pillars and another person is standing in the background.. On the far wall, there is a large mural that covers nearly the entire height of the wall and is also very wide. The mural depicts many different individuals and industrial items.

Photograph of a group of people who are a part of a tour group. In the background, there are a row of buildings with numerous windows. The group consists mostly of women.

Photograph of a group of people who are a part of a tour group. In the background, there are arches made of stone. The floor is made of stone tiles as well. The group consists of fifteen women and two men.

Photograph of people at the Divine Art Auction. Three people are facing the camera and smiling, two African American women and one man. The people behind and around them are looking at artwork that is hanging on the walls.

Photograph of people at the Divine Art Auction. There are two women looking closely at an artwork hanging on the wall. One of them is holding papers in her arm and both are holding beverages in their hands. There are many other pieces above and around it as well as on the adjacent wall. There are people in the background who are also observing the artwork.

Photograph of three women attending the Divine Art Auction. The woman on the far left is holding a book named 'Eternal Mexico' which has a picture of a beach with rocky cliffs on the cover. All of the women are smiling towards the camera. Other people can be seen in the background.

Photograph of two men and three women, one of whom is holding a baby girl. They are standing in a line, side by side. The adults are smiling and the baby is covering her mouth with her hand. they are wearing semi-formal or business type apparel. they are attending the opening reception of the Mascaras Mexicanas Exhibit.

Photograph of a man and woman dancing, both of whom are smiling. Two of their hands are joined, her other hand is on his shoulder and his other hand and around her torso. She is wearing a brown and tan polka-dotted dress and he is wearing a blue button up shirt with a multicolored tie. There are people around and behind them who are also dancing. They are attending the opening reception of the Mascaras Mexicanas exhibit.

Photograph of a man and woman standing on either side of a tall display case that has a blue stand. Inside the case, there is a sculpture of a man's head with a crown and long beard which also acts as the stand for the sculpture. His cheeks are rosy, his beard is curly and light brown in color and his crown is gold, blue and red. The woman is wearing an orange blouse and a black skirt. The man is wearing a black suit, red tie and a boutonniere that has a red flower. They, as well as other people in the background, are attending the opening ceremony for the Mascaras Mexicanas exhibit.

Photograph of a man playing an accordion and singing into a microphone at the opening reception of the Mascaras Mexicanas exhibit. His accordion is fully decompressed. In the background, a man is playing a guitar.

Photograph of four men playing for the Mascaras Mexicanas Exhibit. There are two guitarists, a drummer and an accordionist. The accordionist is standing between the guitarists and the drummer is in the background. All but the drummer have a microphone and the accordionists is singing into his. The wall behind them has designs painted onto it as wall as artworks hanging on it. The artworks are faces that look similar to monsters.

Photograph of three people in white outfits that have colorful ponchos, a red belt around the waist and hats with ribbons hanging from all sides of the brim. The people are acting as if they are very old by walking with a can and holding their backs as if they are in pain. There are people in the foreground and background who are watching these three people perform at the opening reception of the Mascaras Mexicanas exhibit.

Photograph of a man and woman at the opening reception for the Mascaras Mexicanas Exhibit. The woman is on the left side and wearing a leopard print shirt. The man is wearing a green button up shirt.

Photograph of two men and a woman attending the opening reception of the Mascaras Mexicanas exhibit. The man in the middle and the woman are standing close to one another while the man on the left stands a little off to the side. The man to the left is wearing a suit jacket and a red tie. The man in the middle is wearing a green button up shirt and the woman is wearing a white suit jacket. In the background, various sculptures can be seen. Hanging from a wall behind them, there is a column of skull-like masks that are painted up in Day of the Dead designs.

Photograph of two men standing at a podium for the opening reception at the Mascaras Mexicanas exhibit. The man standing on the left is standing off to side as the other man speaks into the microphone. The wall behind them is blue and has designs painted on it. There are also artworks hanging on it that appear to be sculptures or masks that resemble the face of monsters.

Photograph of a smiling man and woman dancing. Two of their hands are joined, her other hand is on his shoulder and his other hand and around her torso. She is wearing a brown and tan polka-dotted dress and he is wearing a blue button up shirt with a multicolored tie. There are people around and behind them who are also dancing. They are attending the opening reception of the Mascaras Mexicanas exhibit.

Photograph of two women at the Día de los Muertos exhibition. The woman on the right is looking at the camera and is wearing a black dress and hat. The top part of her dress had skeleton bones on it to go with the theme. She has her face painted and black swirls around her mouth. The other woman is wearing a white dress and a grey sweater. She is also looking down at her hand which is on her stomach. There are also other people in the background.

Photograph of two women at the Día de los Muertos exhibition with black make up around their eyes and mouths in the spirit of Día de los Muertos. The woman on the right is wearing a pink sweater of a black top and the girl on the left is wearing her a colorful top and holding a make up pencil.

Photograph of a woman in a costume at the Día de los Muertos exhibition. She has her face painted to look like a sugar skull. She is wearing a black outfit with a clear, shiny netting headdress that is long and voluminous. She is standing next to a wall that has a row of Day of the Dead themed artwork.

Photograph of two sugar skulls at the Día de los Muertos exhibition. They are colorfully painted in designs around the face and top of the skulls. They are on a stand that is covered in a white cloth. The stand also has other items around the skulls. There is also a purple backdrop behind the stand.

Postcard inviting the recipient to visit the Mascaranas Mexicanas exhibit at the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, Texas. The exhibit ran from May 3rd, 1996 to June 15th, 1996 and a reception was held on May 3rd, 1996. The front of the postcard features a photograph of an ornate mask. An almost human face with a mustache, two sets of horns, and an open mouth is surrounded be creatures. A bird sits atop the head as a snake wraps around it and three lizards crawl up the neck. The mask is painted in dark green, gold, and red colors.

Postcard inviting the recipient to visit an exhibition of divine art to be auctioned at the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, Texas. The Auction Party was held on December 14th, 1996. Divine art to be auctioned included "contemporary & traditional Retablos and Ex-votos," or votive paintings. The front of the postcard, which is blue in color, features a drawing of the Virgin Mary clasping her hands in prayer.

Postcard advertising an exhibit of selections from the Mexican Print Collection. The exhibit was held at the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, Texas and ran from September 13th, 1996 to October 12th, 1996. The front of the postcard features a drawing of a woman with long hair and slightly squinted eyes. The drawing is labeled: "Lacandon Woman by Raúl Anguiano."