Miguel Covarrubias

Miguel Covarrubias (1904-1957) was a renowned Mexican artist, ethnographer, and cultural commentator known for his multifaceted contributions to art and anthropology. His work spanned caricatures, paintings, and significant ethnographic studies of indigenous cultures, particularly in Mexico and beyond. Covarrubias gained prominence in the 1920s as a caricaturist for major U.S. publications and later created influential maps and visual narratives that celebrated cultural diversity. His legacy is currently highlighted in the exhibition 'Miguel Covarrubias. Una mirada sin fronteras,' which showcases 453 pieces of his work.