Vendedor de agua de horchata o Puesto de agualoja (1860) de Arrieta en el Museo Amparo 02
Artista: José Agustín Arrieta
Siglo XIX · México
Colección: José Agustín Arrieta
In this oil painting by José Agustín Arrieta, a vibrant scene of daily life in Mexico is captured, showcasing the sale of refreshing beverages. A colorful stand selling 'agualoja,' adorned with flowers, serves as a social gathering point, where characters from different classes are seen interacting. Created in the 19th century, the artwork reveals the artist's mastery in portraying the diversity and atmosphere of the era.
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