Mexican 1800s

Manuel Álvarez Bravo photographer biography on All About Photo. Manuel Álvarez Bravo life and work, current exhibitions, publications, agencies and galleries.

Photo of Mission Carmel church of Monterey, California which was built in 1797 after Saint Junipero Serra founded the mission on June 3, 1770. Image c. late 1800s/early 1900s via Digital Commonwealth Massachusetts, no known restrictions

Mexican Revolution

The Mexican women are grinding, forming and baking tortillas in 1835 Mexico. The description of making tortillas, below, is in a book on Honduras published two decades later. Corn was processed in lye and water, and then the hominy was mashed/ground with a pestle. Corn meal was introduced but rejected by the natives "and the women stoutly declare it impossible to make tortillas in any other than by the ancient method." The picture "Las Tortilleras" was done in Mexico by Carl Nebel…

Soldaderas during the Mexican Revolution

Anonymous photographer - Mexican Revolution 1910 #mexican #mexican #women

My Spanish and Mexican Ancestors are linked to Princess Diana of Wales. See the link below. Samuel de la Torre Dórame 2025 – (Samy Dor) I, and my older sister, who was born in 1934, put toget…

About a hundred years ago Romualdo García was the photographer of choice in Guanajuato [GWAN-A-WHA-TOE], a wealthy mining town on the high central plateau of Mexico. As these images…

ca. 1913 - Portrait of Manuel Rodríguez Lozano (Painter, Mexican, Mexico City, 1896-1971). Married to Carmen Mondragon, aka. Nahui-Ollin, the famous socialite 1920's Mexican artist's muse

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Miss Sonora Mexico (late 1950s)