Mine Workers in Pachuca (from: Mexican Art - A Portfolio of Mexican People and Places) by Francisco Mora
Mine Workers in Pachuca (from: Mexican Art - A Portfolio of Mexican People and Places)
Francisco Mora
Title
Mine Workers in Pachuca (from: Mexican Art - A Portfolio of Mexican People and Places)
Artist
Year
1946
Technique
lithograph
Image Size
13 3/4 x 11 3/16" image
Signature
pencil, lower right
Edition Size
about 250
Annotations
pencil dated
Reference
Prignitz 615
Paper
heavy cream wove
State
published
Publisher
Taller de Graphica Popular and AAA, New York
Inventory ID
19381
Price
SOLD
Description
From the portfolio "Mexican Art - A Portfolio of Mexican People and Places" a portfolio of 12 lithographs, 10 black and white, 2 color by the Taller de Graphica Popular, Mexico, D.F. depicting workers in various geographical Mexican states. This image shows a mine worker in the city of Pachuca in the state of Hidalgo. It is claimed that Alonso Rodriguez de Salgado found the first mineral deposits on his ranch on the outskirts of Pachuca. This changed the area's economical development from agriculture to silver mining.