REGIONAL MUSEUM OF DURANGO UJED

Admire 18th-century paintings by Miguel Cabrera, a major figure in the New Spanish Baroque style, capturing scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary in an exquisite blend of art and history.

Explore ceramic, lithic, and metal artifacts from the different groups that lived in this region, representing the rich and varied heritage of Durango’s ancient inhabitants.

This gallery exhibits mummies of children and adults, showcasing the funeral practices and life of the ancient groups that built cliff houses and inhabited Durango's desert landscapes.

View artifacts like Santo Santiago paintings, indigenous and European weapons, and unique architectural pieces that capture the meeting and merging of two distinct cultures.

See artifacts from the colonial era, such as paintings by Juan Correa, sculptures, and textiles that reflect the influence and artistry of the colonial period in Durango.

Discover the impact of Bourbon-era reforms on colonial society, shedding light on political and economic shifts that reshaped life in the colonies and sought to maximize Spanish control.

Understand the transition from colonial rule to independence, illustrating the gradual changes that led to the formation of a capitalist society and the modern Mexican state.

Learn about Durango's political and social organization during the Porfiriato, through furniture and artwork, including an impressive portrait of Porfirio Díaz that reflects the era's opulence.

Examine the social and political turmoil of the post-revolutionary period, showcasing the struggles of peasants during Porfirio Díaz's regime, and the subsequent Cristero movement.

Trace Durango's path through the 20th century, marked by social upheaval and economic challenges, through photographs, furniture, and artifacts depicting the daily life of that era.

Understand the culture of the Tepehuan people, from their historical roots to their present-day adaptations, demonstrating their resilience and evolving cultural identity.

Explore religious art from the colonial era, including statues, altarpieces, and religious artifacts, highlighting the craftsmanship and devotion of artists and patrons from that time.