Con Tacos mexican restaurant brand design by Emmanouela Desipri

<n>Collines</n> by <n>Jean Mallard</n>, a watercolor from his <n>L'heure Bleue</n> exhibition at <n>Slow Galerie</n>.

Cover of <n>Comida Mexicana</n>, a cookbook by <n>Rosa Cienfuegos</n>.

A colorful spread of food from <n>Mont Tacos</n> served on the hood of a car.

Interior of <n>Raquel Allegra</n>'s <n>Many Feathers Ranch</n> in Taos, featuring a <n>vintage log chair set</n>. Photo by <n>Kate Russell</n>.

Desert Scene by artist <n>Eyvind Earle</n>.

<n>Cowboy, New Mexico, 1980</n>, a photograph by <n>Robert Farber</n>.

Performers in traditional dress in Colombia.

The <n>Entrance to the Tony Duquette Studios</n> in Los Angeles, designed by <n>Tony Duquette</n>.

Dancers perform <n>Las canastas de Halachó</n>, a traditional folk dance in Yucatán. Photo by <n>Lindsay Talbot</n>.

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A fruit cart at <n>Farasha Farmhouse</n> in Marrakech. Photo by <n>Romain Laprade</n>.

From the <n>For the Sign</n> series, 1977, by artists <n>Francisco Infante-Arana</n> and <n>Nonna Gorunova</n>.

Día de los Muertos poster for the <n>Barcito</n> pop-up by <n>Café Rico :)</n>. Design by <n>Réplica</n>, illustration by <n>julián</n>.

Groom <n>Victor</n> at his Dia De Los Muertos wedding in San Miguel de Allende. Photo by <n>MemoryBox Photography</n>.

Branding for Parisian taqueria <n>Taco Mesa</n> by <n>Studio Furious</n>, with interior design by <n>Uchronia</n>.

A <n>papel picado</n> artwork for <n>Día de Muertos</n>.

<n>Two Faces or a Vase</n> (2022) by <n>Kevin Umaña</n>, from the <n>Wayfinding</n> exhibition at <n>Sperone Westwater</n>.

The bar at the <n>El Rey Court</n> hotel in Santa Fe, redesigned by <n>Jay and Alison Carroll</n>, with a wall hanging by <n>Alexander Girard</n>.

<n>El corrido</n>, a linocut print by <n>Justino Fernández</n>, ca. 1925.

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<n>Jardin des Douars</n>, a guest ksar in Essaouira, Morocco.

<n>Untitled (Blue Divided by Blue)</n>, a 1966 <n>Color Field Painting</n> by <n>Mark Rothko</n>.