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The Soul of Mexico: Devotional Art from the Permanent Collection

Place: Huneke Gallery (Gallery D)
Date From: 5/22/2004
Date To: 1/9/2005
Summary: The Soul of Mexico: : Devotional Folk Art from the Permanent Collection Over the centuries, Mexican people created devotional art that merged different religious beliefs and practices within an enduring culture. Selections from the MAC’s permanent collections span pre-Hispanic, Spanish Colonial, and post-Revolutionary eras, illustrating Mexican cultural traditions that combine art, religion, ritual, and personal spirituality. These collections are images of faith and culture united.
Description: Curator: Ms. Laura Thayer, Curator of Collections Exhibit Team: Kris Major, Yvonne Lopez Morton, Rayette Wilder. Consultants: Barbara Loste, Antonio Sanchez, Jacobo de la Serna. Translator: Esther Daza
Related Objects:
4429.474/2.34 (Retablo, "Mater Dolorosa (or Nuestra Senora de los Dolores)|Sorrowful Mother (or Our Lady of Sorrows)", ca. 1860-1900)
NN95.65 (Painting, "untitled", 1894)
NN97.27 (Retablo, "San Antonio de Pauda", ca. 1860-1900)
SHELTON.1977.171 (Retablo, "Santa Rita (Saint Rita)", ca. 1860-1900)
SHELTON.1977.85 (Painting, "El Gloriozo S. Fr. Xavier Apostol de las Indias", 1848)