On the Cover
María Izquierdo, Mis Sobrinas (My nieces) (1940),
oil on plywood, 55 1/4” x 37 1/4”. Museo Nacional de Arte,
CONACULTA-INBA. Photo: Museo Nacional de Arte.
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