Casita

SERGIO GARCÍA ZAMBRANO
DANIEL FRUTOS OCEGUEDA

Catalogue
SERGIO GARCÍA ZAMBRANO
DANIEL FRUTOS OCEGUEDA



PAINTINGS SCULPTURES ART

CULTURAL DIFUSSION
Index
Catalogue Introduction................................................................. 3
About Casa Vallarta................................................................... 4
ExhibitionIntroduction.............................................................. 5
Exhibition......................................................................................... 6
Santa Anna........................................................................... 6
La Orquesta (Benito Juarez)........................................ 6
PorfirioDíaz........................................................................... 7
La Orquesta No. 26........................................................... 7
Maximiliano’s execution........................................................ 8
José Zorrilla’s verses.............................................................. 8
Mexico’s memories................................................................... 9
July 5thBattle..................................................................... 10
La Mexicana...................................................................... 10
Conclusion........................................................................................ 11
References....................................................................................... 12
SpecialThanks........................................................................... 13
CATALOGUE INTRODUCTION
The next work has as an objective the importance of the study of the Art in our lives.

We will analyze different Works of art, and by doing it we will include information like: dates, facts, or processes, which are basically part of the form, content, and context of each piece of art.

Next, we will realize adeeper appreciation of the sense of the historic laws, to see if the history as we know it is the only possible past. And if it isn’t that way: what is it that we don’t know?

The main objective of this investigation is to appreciate the cultural, education and artistic aspects, showing in the latter the form, content, and context.
CASA VALLARTA MUSEUM

This house was built between 1917 and1923 by request of María Maldonado de Vizcaíno, to be used as a household, the construction was planned by the military engineer Eduardo Prieto Souza, and Ignacio Díaz Morales made one of his first gardens.
Nowadays the building is a property of the U. de. G., and now Works as a museum for different expositions about Mexican art.
And now we’re here to see an French Intervention in Mexico’sexhibition and bring you this catalogue with some of the best works of the exhibition.

FRENCH INTERVENTION INTRODUCTION
In 1862, French Emperor Napoleon III maneuvered to establish a French client state in Mexico, and eventually installed Maximilian of Habsburg, Archduke of Austria, as Emperor of Mexico. Stiff Mexican resistance caused Napoleon III to order French withdrawal in 1867, a decisionstrongly encouraged by a United States recovered from its Civil War weakness in foreign affairs. Earlier, during the Civil War, U.S. Secretary of State William Henry Seward followed a more cautious policy that attempted to keep relations with France harmonious and prevent French willingness to assist the Confederacy. Consequently, Maximilian’s government rebuffed Confederate diplomatic overtures.In 1857, Mexico became embroiled in a civil war that pitted the forces of Liberal reformist Benito Juárez against Conservatives led by Félix Zuloaga. Conservatives exerted control from Mexico City, and the Liberals from Veracruz. The United States recognized the Juárez government in 1859, and in January of 1861, Liberal forces captured Mexico City, greatly strengthening Juárez’s position and...