Articles related to "Latin American Art"

Human skull masks symbolize the Hispanic festival called the Day of the Dead held on November 1 and 2. Special mask designs are works of art based on Posada's La Catrina.

Students of Mexican and Latin-American art will find beautiful reproductions and informative essays in this 1993 compendium.

The Mexican mural movement began after a ten-year revolution to overthrow the dictator Porfirio Diaz.

Short biography of the painter, printmaker and sculptor Rufino Tamayo, known for his striking works and large collection of Pre-Columbian artifacts.

If an around-the-world trip is not in the budget this year, go to Long Beach, California, where you can sample a dozen world cultures in 80 blocks, not 80 days.

Although not as well-known as Frida Kahlo, Maria Izquierdo's vividly unique paintings make her one of Mexico's premier 20th century artists.

The best art museums in Los Angeles add class to a luxury vacation. From Greek and Roman antiquities to contemporary art, LA California has a museum to please anyone.

When searching for a Texas travel destination, the new expansion of the San Antonio Riverwalk offers something for everyone in the family.

After a time of economic turmoil, Buenos Aires is resurfacing as one of the most important tourist destinations in South America.

From eclectic vintage clothing to quirky gifts, Austin's must-see shopping district has something to tempt every shopper. But simply taking a stroll down SoCo can be fun.

Buenos Aires, Argentina boasts numerous noteworthy museums housed in buildings of architectural interest.

Bank of America cardholders receive free admission into more than seventy museums in the United States through the Museums on Us® program.