
Stela of Xicomecoatl

Seated Female Ancestor Sculpture

Bronze Sculpture of Penitent Priest

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Pascola Dancer Mask

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Traditional Mexican Deer Mask

Jaguar Dance Mask (Tecuani)

Bronze Sculpture of Penitent Priest

Tastuan Ritual Devil Mask

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Ancient Xochipala Clay Figurines

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Museo Rafael Coronel and Folk Art Collection

Zapotec Jaguar God Pottery Figure

Traditional Mexican Dance Masks

Zapotec Costume Mask from Oaxaca

Traditional Mexican Devil Masks

Deer Mask with Snakes

Zapotec Jaguar God Pottery Figure

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Xochipala Ceramic Figurines

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Cocijo, Zapotec God of Lightning and Rain

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask

Traditional Mexican Demon Mask

Cocijo, Zapotec God of Lightning and Rain

Traditional Mexican Dance Mask
Rafael Coronel MuseumMuseo Rafael Coronel
Rafael Coronel Museum inhabits the roofless 16th c. Franciscan convent of San Francisco in Zacatecas, where weathered cloisters make the act of looking an encounter with time. Built from the painter Rafael Coronel’s collection, it is famed for thousands of masks that trace Mexican ritual life—dance, satire, devotion, and festival—shaped by Indigenous tradition and colonial reinvention. Pre-Hispanic works, including a stela of the maize goddess Xicomecoatl, reach back to older ideas of sustenance and sacred power.
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