Tlacotalpan, Ver. UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Saturday, February 05, 2005
Tradition of the Calbagata (parade of Horses)
Painting: Eugenio Pestaña
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Hand carving design on wooden chest
Many families in Tlacotalpan have dedicated themselves to the making of
furniture. Here is an example of a young man carving out a design on a
wooden chest.
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Museum of Tlacotalpan
Museum of Tlacotalpan, Curator: Humberto Aguirre Tinoco
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Detail of Painting by Salvador Ferrando
Detail of a painting by Salvador Ferrando- Tlacotalpan as seen from the other side of the Papaloapan river.
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Church of San Miguel (painting)
Painting of the Church of San Miguel by Tlacotalpan painter Eugenio Pestaña
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Previous Posts
- Tlacotalpan, Ver. UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Architectural View Tlacotalpan
- Women in Traditional dress- painting Gaston Silva
- View of the Church of San Cristobal from the river
- Tradition of the Calbagata (parade of Horses)
- Architectural View Tlacotalpan
- Church of the Virgin of the Candelaria
- Painting by local painter Gaston Silva
- Fandango painting in lobby of Hotel Reforma
- Relax and dance in the Portales of Talcotalpan
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