A large mural titled "Duality" by Rufino Tamayo is prominently displayed, depicting a confrontation between two stylized creatures. On the left, a green, feathered serpent with an open, fanged mouth is shown against a mottled red and purple background. On the right, an orange, spotted jaguar-like figure with an open, fanged mouth and an extended clawed paw faces the serpent, set against a deep blue background. The mural is located within the National Museum of Anthropology in Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, Mexico. In the foreground, a polished wooden floor is visible. Two black, conical stanchions with a light-colored rope barrier are positioned in front of the mural. The ceiling above the mural consists of parallel wooden slats. in Mexico City, Mexico

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Mar 6, 2026, 5:33 PM

Mexico City, Mexico

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A large mural titled "Duality" by Rufino Tamayo is prominently displayed, depicting a confrontation between two stylized creatures. On the left, a green, feathered serpent with an open, fanged mouth is shown against a mottled red and purple background. On the right, an orange, spotted jaguar-like figure with an open, fanged mouth and an extended clawed paw faces the serpent, set against a deep blue background. The mural is located within the National Museum of Anthropology in Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, Mexico. In the foreground, a polished wooden floor is visible. Two black, conical stanchions with a light-colored rope barrier are positioned in front of the mural. The ceiling above the mural consists of parallel wooden slats.

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