A striking visual portrait of Mexico in the early 20th century, filled with René d’Harnoncourt’s bold black-and-white drawings of marketplaces, villages, festivals, landscapes, folk traditions, and everyday life. Published in 1931, this unusual first edition grew out of d’Harnoncourt’s years living and working in Mexico, long before he became director of New York’s Museum of Modern Art.
This vintage copy retains its rare original dust jacket, which is severely worn and damaged.
