Overwhelming array of death related art from pre-hispanic artifacts through to modern paintings, prints, figurines and esoterica. Not for everybody, but not at all morbid. Offers a window into the Mexican thinking about death.
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Overwhelming array of death related art from pre-hispanic artifacts through to modern paintings, prints, figurines and esoterica. Not for everybody, but not at all morbid. Offers a window into the Mexican thinking about death.
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The building itself is a feast, one of the oldest convents in the colony. Also the Aztec skull displayed is among only 7 in the world, and the colonial death, religious art collection is superb.
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I went to eat food from yucatan and it was delicious but the museum is quite big and I seen before,Mr posada did laugh at death,We as mexicans see it with some humor some not understable by other cultures,any I love it max
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This is a museum that you should go to. Mexico has a long story of dealing with death, we make it part of our traditions, we even make fun of it!. The museum is in an beautifull historic building, by itself its a must. The exposition is divided in different historic periods, and how we delt with death, from prehispanic...
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Went there by suggestion on somebody from this website. Death is kind scary for everybody but Mexicans celebrate it with a very exquisite meaning and philosophy. what was somehow a simple visit to a simple place turned to be in a very delighting and exquisite experience of life and grace. really would recommend this place, is a must in Aguascalientes....
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