<n>La hija de los Boleros</n> (1986) by photographer <n>Marco Antonio Cruz</n>.

The <n>Carlsbad</n> portfolio template for <n>Webflow</n>, designed by <n>Fouroom</n>.

The 1999-2000 home jersey for <n>Chivas Guadalajara</n> by <n>Atletica</n>, with sponsors <n>Sol</n> and <n>Coca-Cola</n>.

<n>La Luchadora Mexicana</n> (2008) by <n>Lourdes C.</n>

<n>Warp</n> (2010), a digital painting by <n>Florent di Bartolo</n>.

Pictograms from the graphic identity for the <n>Mexico City Olympics 1968</n>, designed by <n>Lance Wyman</n>.

Vintage-style <n>Mexico City Travel Postcard</n> by designer <n>Blake Litschke</n>.

A woman wears a <n>traditional Oaxacan dress</n>.

Poster by graphic designer <n>Fabian Fohrer</n>.

Branding for apparel brand <n>SALAD</n> by <n>fagerström</n> for the Fall/Winter 2022 collection.

<n>Bon Voyage</n> travel poster for Mexico, issued by <n>Travel Systems International Ltd.</n> circa 1970.

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Cover for the Mexican cultural magazine <n>El Maestro, Revista de Cultura Nacional</n>, 1922.

A <n>Jimador</n> harvests an <n>agave piña</n> for <n>tequila</n> or <n>mezcal</n> production in Mexico.

Cover for <n>El Maestro</n>, a Mexican journal of national culture, 1922.

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A look from the <n>EGONLAB</n> <n>Spring/Summer 2025 Collection</n> by <n>Florentin Glémarec</n> and <n>S4LEM</n>.

Poster for the <n>Mexico 1968 Olympic Games</n> designed by <n>Lance Wyman</n>.

The <n>Aztec sun stone</n> in Mexico City, 1886. Photo by <n>New York State Archives</n>.

Imaginary <n>Loewe</n> campaign image created with AI by <n>Sybille de Saint Louvent</n>.

A printed specimen for the <n>Tomato Grotesk</n> typeface.

<n>The Devils</n> escaramuza team from Manor, Texas. Photo by <n>Constance Jaeggi</n>.

<n>Cash App</n>'s thermochromic <n>Mood Capsule</n>. Designed and directed by <n>FutureDeluxe</n>. Shot by <n>Swanson Studio</n>.

A specimen of the <n>Cortese Sans</n> typeface, designed by <n>Mark Van Leeuwen</n>.

The 2024 digital artwork <n>Segmented (Poster 812)</n>.

Film still from <n>¡Que viva México!</n> (1932), directed by <n>Sergei Eisenstein</n>.