Happy Cinco de Mayo

In honor of Cinco de Mayo, celebrate the diverse world of Mexican art. “Goddess Figure (Chalchiuhtlicue),” c. 250–650, Mexico; “Saint Francis Xavier,” 18th century, Mexico; “Serape,” c. 1920, Mexico; “Red Volcano,” c. 1921–23, by Dr. Atl; “Mexican Pueblo,” 1929, by José Clemente Orozco; “Liberation of the Peon,” 1931, by José Diego María Rivera; “Sugar Cane,” 1931, by José Diego María Rivera; “Dawn,” 1939, by José Chávez Morado; “Angelito mexicano (Mexican Cherub),” 1984, by Graciela Iturbide; “Black Kites,” 1997, by Gabriel Orozco  (philamuseum)