English: Paper maché figures in Guanajuato Market, Mexico. Intricate color patterns and color combinations are characteristic of Mexican folk art, that often dwells in the magical, death, and fantastic.
Français : Figurines de papier maché dans un marché de Guanajuato, au Mexique. Les motifs complexes et colorés font partie de l'art populaire mexicain, ainsi que les thématiques magiques et fantastiques associées à la mort.
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