Mexican Masks and Puppets: Master Carvers of the Sierra de Puebla

Looking for a unique and captivating book that takes you on a journey into the rich cultural heritage of Mexico? Look no further than "Mexican Masks and Puppets: Master Carvers of the Sierra de Puebla". This extraordinary book provides a fascinating glimpse into the old masked dances that have survived in the isolated mountain regions of Puebla and Veracruz.

With over 700 stunning color photos, you'll be captivated by the intricate details of the masks and puppets created by Indigenous master carvers, known as mascareros. These incredible works of art come to life during religious fiestas, where they embody characters that represent the diverse nature of the religion they belong to.

Through thoroughly researched text, you'll gain a deep understanding of the history and significance behind these masks and puppets. Discover who made these beautiful works of art, learn about the diverse dance characters they embody, and unravel the poetic blend of beliefs that emerged through the influence of Spanish conquerors and the indigenous peoples' desire to retain their own spirituality.

Delve into the captivating world of Mexican masks and puppets as you explore the societal tensions and veiled wishes for divine justice that these dance dramas reflect. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and intricate craftsmanship that bring these masks and puppets to life.

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