1960 Comet 4

Malibu, 2000

image by your curator

twnety five cents more!

Vista frontal de la torre de Rectoría aún en construcción en 1952.

El mural ‘La Conquista de la Energía’, de José Chávez Morado, Auditorio Alfonso Caso, antigua Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM, Ciudad Universitaria, Ciudad de México 1952

Arqs. Raúl Cacho, Eugenio Peschard y Félix Sánchez

The mural ‘The Conquest of Energy’ by Jose Chavez Morado, Alfonso Caso Auditorium, former Faculty of Science building, UNAM, Ciudad Universitaria, Mexico City 1952

Animals depicted in Mexican currency

c 1950

The Quiet Noisy Book: A Little-Known Vintage Gem by Margaret Wise Brown https://www.themarginalian.org/2015/11/04/the-quiet-noisy-book-margaret-wise-brown/

The French Line Travel Posters from the 1950s Commercial ship operators, The Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, offered Europe to America travels from the luxury ocean liners, fitted with the latest styles of the time. These two posters for the company offer glimpses into the luxurious stylings of the ship and popularity of traveling via ocean liner. French artists Jean Phillipe Page produced a beautiful image of passengers enjoying both the on-deck atmosphere as well as the activities inside, and Bernard Villemot’s ‘Bon Voyage’ image features a group of people celebrating the send off of one of the Line’s popular ships, The Liberte.

Original “United Airlines New York” Poster by Stan Galli, c. 1960

Better Homes and Gardens Creative Decorating on a Budget, 1970

Edificio de Rectoría, Ciudad Universitaria (UNAM), México DF 1952 

Arqs. Mario Pani, Enrique del Moral y Salvador Ortega 

‘Las fechas en la Historia de México o el derecho a la cultura’ escultopintura por David Alfaro Siqueiros 

Rectory Tower under construction, Cuidad Universitaria (UNAM), Mexico City 1952

Sculptural mural ‘Dates in the history of Mexico or the right to culture’ by David Alfaro Siqueiros 

Paolo Gasparini, Parábola del paisaje

Torres de Satélite, Estado de México, México, 1971

 Publicidad del ultimo gran premio de México.

Izzi and Popo volcanos I think

Francisco Mata Rosas, México Tenochtitlan