Mexican History Wall Art

Rebel Snipers Attacking the City of Juarez, 10th May 1911

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Venustiano Carranza on Horseback, C.1913

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The Union Leader Lombardo Toledano

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Crowds in Mexico City Celebrate the Nationalization of the Oil Reserves, March 1938

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Ambassador Wilson Driving around Mexico City During 'La Decena Tragica' with a Us Flag

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Plutarco Elias Calles Being Sent into Exile in the United States by Lazaro Cardenas, 9th April 1936

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Zapata and His Men, 1910

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Plutarco Elias Calles with His Family

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Pancho Villa in the Presidential Chair with Emiliano Zapata at His Side, Mexico City, 1914-5

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Views of the Mexican Revolution

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Spanish Invaders Attacked by the Aztecs in Tenochtitlan during la Noche Triste, c.1520

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General Gonzalez Negotiating with Emiliano Zapata on Behalf of President Carranza

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Spanish Priests Destroying Aztec Idols in Mexico

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Cortes Scuttling His Ships after Landing in Mexico, c.1518

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Screen with Scenes of the Spanish Conquest: The Spanish Soldiers at Tenochtitlan 1520

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Saint Hippolytus Between Spanish and Aztec Soldiers

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Battles of the Spanish Conquistadors in Mexico, c.1500

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Conquest of the Aztec Capital Tenochtitlan by the Spanish Army of Hernando Cortes, c.1500

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Pancho Villa and General Hugh Scott

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Meeting of Hernando Cortes and Aztec Emperor Montezuma II in Tenochtitlan, c.1519

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General Victoriano Huerta

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Mexican Revolutionaries, C.1914

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Hernando Cortes Loses Two Horses in Battle with Tlaxcalan Natives in Conquering Mexico, c.1519

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Lithograph of the Siege of the Alamo

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Cortez Meeting Montezuma

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Mexican Flag from Statehouse in Victoria; National Museum of American History: Mexican Revolution

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Screen with Scenes of the Spanish Conquest: Battle Among Aztec and Spanish Soldiers, Detail

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Screen with Scenes of the Spanish Conquest: Battle at Tenochtitlan

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House of Hernando Cortes in Mexico City, Built by Native Labor in the 1500

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Natives Working in the Spanish Mines of Mexico

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Hernando Cortes Returning to Toledo, Spain, Celebrated for His Conquest of Aztec Mexico, c.1520

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Spanish Ships of Hernando Cortes Sailing to Mexico, c.1519

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Cortes Orders an End to the Aztec Practice of Human Sacrifice after the Conquest of Mexico City

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Dona Marina, Native Interpreter for Hernando Cortes in the Spanish Conquest of Aztec Mexico

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