Printmaking has played a central role in the development of the visual arts in modern Mexico, from early devotional engravings of the 1600s to the satirical lithographs of José Guadalupe Posada around 1900. The Muralist movement was inspired by Posada’s “calaveras” (animated skeletons), the Virgin of Guadalupe, and other Christian and nationalist images made popular in prints. Closely intertwined with the advancement of democracy, human rights, and Indigenous cultural identity, printmaking became the primary medium of political engagement in Mexico. Throughout the Mexican Revolution (1910–20), the Spanish Civil War (1936–39), and World War II (1939–45), printmaking was at the forefront of art and politics in Mexico.

Santiago

Chile

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Themed exhibition halls

Exhibitions

National Museum of Fine Arts

乐天的静

Although this is not the small exhibition with the widest collection I have ever seen, the exhibits are indeed selected and the building itself is excellent - especially when it is cold or rainy. Also, it is free admission and worth a visit!

Mandarin Oriental, Santiago

Near Iglesia Viña Las Condes, Las Condes

Santa Lucía Hill

Mountain climbing

番茄Simin

Looking out over the best attractions in the Andes. I climbed up without taking the cable car. The distance is not very far but the ground seems to be repairing, I fell and it was not worth the loss. In addition to watching the scenery on the top of the mountain, remember to eat the classic cold drink of the locals. It seems that the pudding plus the cold drink of beans tastes good. It is said that Chilean locals will also have a drink on the top of the mountain. I honestly take the cable car down the mountain, 3400, 4 dollars is not expensive. Or the attractions that must be brushed.

Plaza de Armas

Historic buildings

开心

The weapons square in Santiago, the capital of Chile, was a bit scary to see the Raiders before going there. It was said that there were riots, thieves, robberies, etc., so I was very cautious. I said that the mobile phone and camera could not be exposed. It made our hearts panic. When we got there, it was really the mobile phone that we didn&rsquo;t dare to take it out. Seeing that the church is very beautiful, took out a photo and quickly collected the pocket. Later, we entered the church and circled the square, and it didn&#39;t feel as terrible as it was written on the Internet! Then I saw that there was someone on the balcony of the museum next to it. We also went in. The museum is free, but the bag needs to be stored. You can use the kind of locker that looks like a dollar coin to store by yourself. Go upstairs and there is a room that can climb to the balcony of the clock tower on the top floor. But you need to wait for it to be about 20 minutes, and you can take a group of about 6 people at a time, because the stairs are very narrow and can only be passed by one person. When you get to the top, you can take the last picture overlooking the church. It feels good.

San Cristóbal Hill

Fraustotz

Are you ready for an adventure in the heart of Santiago, Chile? Look no further than San Cristobal Park Hill! This stunning natural oasis is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, and it&#39;s packed with activities for all ages.Hiking, biking, and exploring the many trails are just a few of the exciting activities that await you at San Cristobal Park Hill. And once you reach the summit, you&#39;ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Santiago and the surrounding mountains.Whether you&#39;re traveling solo, with family, or with friends, San Cristobal Park Hill is the ultimate outdoor playground. So why wait? Come and experience the natural beauty of Santiago and create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime!

Barrio Bellavista

文文玫瑰

One of the characteristics of Valparaiso is that her colorful and various graffiti on the walls are full of artistic feeling and feel very literary. It is also because of this reason that many tourists have attracted to take pictures and punch in. It is undeniable that these graffiti have also become a beautiful scenery.

Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago

Located in the heart of Santiago, Chile, the Metropolitan Cathedral is a must-visit for anyone interested in the city&#39;s rich history and culture. This stunning cathedral is one of the most important religious landmarks in the country and is known for its intricate architecture and ornate interior.Visitors to the cathedral can take a guided tour, attend a mass or simply admire the beautiful design of the building. The Cathedral is a great place to reflect, and its peaceful ambiance makes it a perfect escape from the bustle of the city.Whether you&#39;re traveling solo, with family or friends, the Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral is a must-visit destination. So why wait? Come and experience the spiritual and cultural richness of Santiago and create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime!

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