Mexico City | Author: Aleph Molinari
$225.00
With a history dating back to the fourteenth century, Mexico City blends indigenous pre-Hispanic roots with colonial architecture and Spanish-baroque influences. This unique fusion, crafted from local materials like cantera and tezontle, inspires artists and architects alike. Iconic structures like Diego Rivera's Anahuacalli Museum and Juan O'Gorman's Cave House proudly embody the city's rich history.
Today, Mexico City serves as a vibrant backdrop for renowned filmmakers such as Alejandro Gonz?lez I??rritu, Alfonso Cuar?n, and Michel Franco. Discover a city of wonders, where history and creativity come to life.
Hardback
33 x 25.4cm
312 pages
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