Mexican Folk Art from the Permanent Collection — Zanesville Museum of Art

Mexican Folk Art from the Permanent Collection

Mexican Folk Art Sculpture of a Resting Cow, 19th Century

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Sculpture Titled The Pulque Drinkers, Circa 1980

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Figurine Featuring the Devil and the Dead, Mid-20th Century

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Sculpture Depicting the Last Supper, 20th Century

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Sculpture Depicting the Last Supper, Circa 1980

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Sculpture Featuring the Sun, Moon, Flowers, Priests, and a Tuza or Mole, 20th Century

Mexican Folk Art Earthenware Sculpture Featuring the Sun, Demons, Tuzas or Moles and Snakes, 20th Century

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Sculpture Featuring the Devil Riding a Bull, 20th Century

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Sculpture Featuring a Winged, Horned Devil Holding the Dead, 20th Century

Mexican Folk Art Wooden Sculpture Featuring a Puma or Jaguar's Head, 20th Century

Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Wooden Mask Featuring the Head of a Nine-Horned Dragon

Standing Woman with Jug, 20th Century

Arbol De La Vida "Tree of Life" Candelabrum, Circa 1990

Figurine featuring a Standing Angel Holding a Bird

Painted Mexican figure

Ritual Bull Money Bank, 20th Century

Now on view, Atrium, 2nd Floor

View the works in the exhibition on our online collection database here.

Image Above: Artist Unknown, Mexican Folk Art Polychrome Earthenware Sculpture Featuring the Sun, Moon, Flowers, Priests, and a Tuza or Mole, 20th Century, earthenware and paint. Purchase, Friends of Art, 1986.16340