Warner's Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico images (Still Image)

Warner's Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico images

Warner, Truman

32, black and white photo prints, ~3.5 x 5"

Photos of Warner's stay in and around Ixmiquilpan, including schools, farmers, locals, and the Palacio hotel. Photos were taken between March and July of 1956. Warner visited an archaeological site in Chalma, Mexico, Cholula, Mexico, as well as Malinalco and Monte Alban. One image appears to capture a Procession of Silence ( Via Crucis). Also included, a relief sculpture of the "danzantes" who are figures carved in stone at the pre-Columbian Zapotec ruins of Monte Alban in Oaxaca, Mexico. Warner was accompanied by friends from the U.S., including Alice Paine Paul, a fellow New Englander, who taught dance and had previously worked at the Perry-Mansfield Camp in Colorado.

circa 1956

Mexico--Hidalgo (State)

Monte Albán Site (Mexico)

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