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An
animated image showing the
territorial evolution of Mexico, showing each change to the internal and external borders of
the country. The animation begins with the
1824 Constitution of Mexico and continues to the present-day configuration. Note that many of the borders of states and territories in northern Mexico remain unclear and minor border adjustments with the
United States, including the several
Rio Grande border disputes, are not shown.
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Golbez
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Tomascastelazo
Chalupas (water taxis) at
Xochimilco, south of Mexico City
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Jlrsousa
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Carolina López
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B.navez
El Ángel de la Independencia (The Angel of Independence), at
Paseo de la Reforma in downtown
Mexico City.
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SDOs
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World Economic Forum
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Rafael Aparicio
Mexican Army soldiers (Spanish: Ejército Mexicano), at September 16
Grito de Dolores (Independence Day) celebrations
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Tomascastelazo
Concheros dancer, in front of the
Museo Nacional de Arte, Mexico City
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AlejandroLinaresGarcia
Cerro de la Silla, or Saddle Hill,
Monterrey
image credit: Fernando Lozano Barraza
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Map of the
First Mexican Empire, 1821
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Jaimiko
Lithograph of the port of
Acapulco in 1628, during the
Viceroyalty of New Spain
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public domain
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JOMA-MAC
Olmec colossal head,
Olmec civilization
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"Olmec"
Beaded lizard, native to Mexico and Guatemala
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PiccoloNamek
Axolotl, found in and around
Lake Xochimilco, Mexico City
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LoKiLeCh
Jaral de Berrios, an important Hacienda during the colonial period. Its owner at one time was one of the largest landowners in the world. Located in the state of
Guanajuato, Mexico
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Tomascastelazo
Curios for sale
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Tomas Castelazo
image credit: Diego Delso
image credit: Diego Delso
Prostitute,
Tijuana
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Tomas Castelazo
image credit: Alexander Van Driessche
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Daniel Schwen
Papier-mache
Day of the Dead curios,
Guanajuato
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Tomas Castelazo
image credit: Jakub Hejtmánek
Gran calavera eléctrica, by
José Guadalupe Posada (1900-1913)
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Library of Congress
Chapito, a
Seri
shaman from
Punta Chueca, Sonora, Mexico. Chapito requested to be photographed pointing toward the mountain caves.
image credit:Tomás Castelazo
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El Comandante
Huichol yarn painting
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Jebulon
image credit: Diego Delso
Mixtec figure
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Walters Art Museum
Stucco relief at the
Maya ruins at
Palenque, as drawn by Ricardo Almendáriz at the time of the Del Rio expedition in 1787
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Library of Congress
Tulum,
Quintana Roo, México
image credit:
Carlos Delgado
Mask,
Teotihuacan
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Vassil
Ruins,
Uxmal, Mexico
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Magister Mathematicae
image credit: Carlos Delgado; CC-BY-SA
Zacatecas woman
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Tomas Castelazo
Vineyard worker at
Guadalupe Valley,
Baja California, where 95% of Mexican wines are produced.
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Tomas Castelazo
"Hotel Bahía Príncipe"
Quintana Roo
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Lmbuga
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Diego Delso
"Malgre Tout" by Jesús F. Contreras (1866-1902) at the
Museo Nacional de Arte in Mexico City
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AlejandroLinaresGarcia
Desnudo barroco,
Germán Gedovius, circa 1920. at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
La conversión de santa Maria Magdalena (English: The Conversion of Saint Mary Magdalene)
Juan Correa (ca.1645 - 1716). At the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
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Bodegón con frutas (con alacrán y rana) (English: Still life with fruit (with scorpion and frog)) (1874), Hermenegildo Bustos,
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
El último beso (The Last Kiss) (1916), by
Francisco Romano Guillemín, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
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Ex voto [San Sebastián] (English: Votive Offering [Saint Sebastian]) (1912), by
Ángel Zárraga, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
Portrait of a Native Puebla Woman (anonymous, date unknown), at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
La Villa de Guadalupe tomada en globo
(The Villa de Guadalupe Seen from a Hot-air Balloon) (circa 1855-1859), by
Casimiro Castro, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
Andamios exteriores (Outdoor Scaffolding) (1928), by
Fermín Revueltas, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
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Atardecer en el mar [La ola roja] (Late Afternoon by the Sea [The Red Wave]) (circa 1910), by
Joaquín Clausell, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
Muerte y resurrección (Death and Resurrection) (circa 1943), by
José Clemente Orozco, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
The Discovery of
Pulque (1869), by José María Obregón, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
Catedral de Oaxaca (
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, Oaxaca) (1887), by
José María Velasco, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
Left: The Heart of Jesus (1759)
Right: The Heart of Mary (circa 1759)
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public domain
El Valle de México desde el cerro de Tenayo (1870), by Eugenio Landesio, at the
Museo Nacional de Arte
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public domain
Apres L'orgie (1909), Fidencio Lucano Nava (1869-1938), at the
Museo Nacional de Arte, Mexico City
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AlejandroLinaresGarcia
Mural by
Diego Rivera, of the Pre-Columbian Aztec city of
Tenochtitlan.
Palacio Nacional, Mexico City.
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Xipe Totec mask
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Marie-Lan Nguyen
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Abhisit Vejjajiva
Mexican actress and singer
Sandra Itzel
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Mexican diplomat
Patricia Espinosa
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Agência Brasil
Alejandra Lagunes, Coordinator of the National Digital Strategy of the Presidency of Mexico.
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Alejandra Lagunes
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Gabriel Flores Romero
Singer Gabriela Fernández
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Colima Volcanoes seen from Carrizalillos Lagoon in
Colima, Mexico
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Jrobertiko
Vochol art car,
Museo de Arte Popular, Mexico City
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Museo de Arte Popular
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