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Mexican rebels during the Mexican Revolution. Photographed by Trudi Blom, ca. 1910s
Effigy Vessel from Oaxaca, Mexico dated between 200 - 600 CE on display National Archaeological Museum in Madrid, Spain
This vessel is is thought to depict a warrior ruler of the Zapotec people. She wears a elaborate attire with an ornate helmet adorned with the head of jaguar. This animal is often associated with warriors and warfare in Mexican history as well as the right to rule. While female rulers were not common there are accounts prior to colonisation as well as Spanish records of women being granted rights to ancestral lands.
Photographs taken by myself 2026
"Death & The Maiden", by Emil Melmoth
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Bank in the form of a Cat by Jorge Wilmot. Mexican, 1958.
San Antonio Museum of Art.
Remedios Varo (Spanish/Mexican, 1908--1963)