Gallery of Photographs

Commercial Photographs

**Artist's rendering of the Mexico Pavilion**
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**Mexico Pavilion**
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**Mexican Pavilion Ceremonial Dance**
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**Mexico - The Flyers of Papantla**
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**Mexico Pavilion**
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**Native Dancers at the Mexico Pavilion**
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**Glass and aluminum Pavilion of Mexico**
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**Mexico Pavilion Interior**
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Fairgoer Photographs

**Mexico Pavilion**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Mexico Pavilion**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Mexico Pavilion**
SOURCE: Online auction

**Aztec carving in the Mexico Pavilion courtyard**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Aztec sculpture in the Mexico Pavilion courtyard**
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Aztec sculpture in the Mexico Pavilion courtyard
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Mexico Pavilion Sculpture
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**Flamenco Dancers at the Mexico Pavilion**
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**Interior view of the Mexico Pavilion**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
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**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Pavilion of Mexico**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Interior view of the Mexico Pavilion**
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Publication Photographs

**UP MEXICO WAY** HIGH ON ANY list of top foreign pavilions architecturally and exhibit-wise, Mexico is this year emphasizing its art and cultures and puting on a free one-hour show at the lagoon out front. Inside is a just-installed giant stone head from the pre-Columbian Olmec culture. Colonial and contemporary art and the nation's handcrafts are also represented. If you linger south of the border a while, you might try the pavilion's new Acapulco Bar and Fonda Santa Anita restaurant.

**Topping** show are the thrilling Flying Eagles of Papantla re-creating a dizzying rain god invocation. They clib a 114-ft. pole from which, suspended by ropes, four swoop earthward in widening circles. As they descend, the fifth, their chief, dances, drums and plays flute on 20-in. platform atop pole.
SOURCE: News Colorfoto, *New York Sunday News*, Date unknown (1965)

**Down** to earth again, and it's the Ballet Mexicano de Carlos Aguilera performing authentic folk dances to the accompaniment of mariachis. Show, on at 11, 2, 5, 7 daily also has a rope twirler and other musicians.
SOURCE: News Colorfoto, *New York Sunday News*, Date unknown (1965)