Cynthia Cabello

Description: Mexican revolution in 1920 Pancho Villa as a dead man

Description: Nada dura para siempre...por eso quiero que seas mi nada is a quote from Mexican painter Frida Kahlo and means Nothing lives for ever for that reason I want you to be my nothing.

Description: Art work by Mexican Artist inspired in the illustrations during the revolution of 1920

Description: Day of the dead Art Illustration during the 1920 Mexican Revolution

Description: Mexican Day of the Dead Art work with title "I love you, my love" in spanish "Mi amor"

Description: Mexican art work inspired by the 1920 Mexican revolution, featuring Zapata as a dead man with Spanish title " log live the revolution"

Description: Art work by Mexican Artist inspired in the illustrations during the revolution of 1920 with very common spanish title

Description: Art work by Mexican Artist inspired in the illustrations during the revolution of 1920 with very common spanish title

Description: Art work by Mexican Artist inspired in the illustrations during the revolution of 1920

Description: Mexican Day of the dead design

Description: This is a typical design from the area of Oaxaca in Mexico. The small patterns and colorful animals