Showing 13 artworks with Graciela Iturbide and with artwork date before 1987 and with artwork date after 1977
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Graciela Iturbide
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-1987
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1977+
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- Graciela Iturbide
- Documentary Photography
- Photography
- Indigenous Culture
- Portraiture
- Mexican Art
- Visual Poetry
- Symbolism
- Black And White
- Day Of The Dead
- Self-Portrait
- Texture Art”
- Cultural Heritage Art
- Rural Mexico Art
- Raw Industrial Art Piece
- Modern Botanical Print
- Angel Figure”
- Monochrome Animal Art
- Animal Adornment
- Naturalistic Wall Art
- Religious Iconography
- Mexican Muralism
- "Cultural Symbolism"
- Contemporary Mexican Art
- Black And White Bull Art
- Memento Mori
- Seri Tribal Markings
- Coyoacán Cultural Artwork
- "Floral Artwork"
- 1984
- Religious Imagery
- Black And White Photo
- Mexico Art History
- Ritual
- Skeleton Mask
- Art”
- Sonora Desert
- Bull Head Mounted Art
- Chalma Pilgrimage
- Cultural Representation
- “Skull Imagery”
- Latin American Art
- High Contrast Nature
- Fish Symbolism
- 1986
- Black And White Photography
- Mexican Folk Art Sculptur
- Resilience Artwork
- Mexican Culture
- Black & White Photo
Explore Graciela Iturbide’s ‘Inmaculada,’ a striking black & white photo of a girl before a vibrant Mexican mural. Discover its symbolism, muralism influence & rich textures.
Discover 'Torito (Little Bull), Coyoacán, Mexico City' by Graciela Iturbide, a striking 1982 monochrome photograph blending cultural symbolism, raw textures, and artistic depth. Perfect for art collectors and enthusiasts.
Explore Graciela Iturbide's iconic photograph 'Nuestra Señora de las Iguanas,' capturing a mesmerizing ritual in Juchitán where women adorn themselves with live lizards – a poignant blend of tradition and symbolism.
Explore Graciela Iturbide's poignant black and white photograph 'Peregrinación (Procession), Chalma,' capturing the vibrant Día de Muertos procession in Mexico, featuring a striking skeleton mask.
Explore Graciela Iturbide’s poignant self-portrait ‘Autorretrato como Seri,’ capturing the essence of Sonora Desert culture through striking black and white photography and symbolic tribal markings.
Explore Graciela Iturbide’s ‘Cuatro pescaditos,’ a poignant black & white photo capturing rural Mexican life. Documenting resilience & dignity, this evocative piece showcases texture & simple beauty.
Experience the stark resilience of a Saguaro cactus in this evocative black and white photograph by Graciela Iturbide, capturing nature's quiet poetry for your collection.