We expect high traffic this weekend because of Día de Muertos. To ensure visitors have a good experience, the last entry to the Museum will be at 4:00. Thank you for your understanding.
Hugo Brehme was a photographer that founded an artistic photography studio in Mexico City. His photos of the people, culture, and landscapes of a modernizing Mexico were frequently used on postcards, tourist guides and magazines. The Mexican Revolution was another subject he documented extensively along with Agustín Casasola. A large selection of his photographs were donated to NMMA in 1991. His work largely influenced the photographer Manuel Álvarez Bravo and the cinematographer Gabriel Figueroa.
