We made a special purchase of the remaining old stock of our suppliers Handtinted Religious Images. These were handtinted in the 1960's and 1970's on photography stock but in postcard size. Originally these were made to be sold at a shrine in Mexico City. The variety is large and if you are interested in an unusual assortment of beautiful religious images, these are for you.

A great collection of images from the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. These are images of the rare cards displayed in theatre lobbies for movies. Romance, Drama, Intrigue! I have a wide variety of these...many more than shown. These are oriented horizontally. Fab to send or frame.

A great collection of images from the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. Romance, Drama, Intrigue! I have a wide variety of these...many more than shown. These are oriented vertically. Fab to send or frame.

Here we have a Posada image of Catrina with a watermelon (sandia) and a couple of friends...she's very pretty.

I just love this guy.

This is the famous Catrina image by the Mexican woodcut artist Jose' Guadalupe Posada (1852-1913). This fashionable calavera is dressed up and ready for her Day of the Dead party.

This is the color version of the Catrina image by the famous Mexican woodcut artist Jose' Guadalupe Posada (1852-1913). This fashionable calavera is dressed in a colorful hat and ready for her Day of the Dead party.

These skeletons are having a terrific party! This is another Posada image titled "Gran Fandango y Francachela de Todas Las Calveras"...Happy Dance and Wild Party of All the Skeletons. Party on!

These skeletons are having a terrific party! This is another Posada image titled "Gran Fandango y Francachela de Todas Las Calveras"...Happy Dance and Wild Party of All the Skeletons. Party on!

Classic self-portrait by Frida Kahlo with her little parrot Bonito (Beautiful), painted in 1941.

Frida with a collar of thorns. The Spanish word for thorn, espina, also means spine...the source of much of her pain.

One of my favorites of Frida's self-portraits, this one is from 1947 is titled Auto rretrato con pelo suelto...Self-portrait with Loose Hair.

Gorgeous image of Frida with a skull at her third eye...titled Thinking About Death. Frida was gravely ill for most of her life and this is how it was.

A lovely self-portrait where Frida seems to be comforted by her monkeys.

A moving photo of Frida with one of her most evocative self-portraits. I love how her position reflects the position of the figures in the painting. And the painting! A figure cradled in her arms and both of them embraced by the land and the universe....

More gorgeous vintage Mexican calendar art. This senorita is the subject of "The Duel" by Eduardo Catano.

Reprint of a Mexican movie poster. The title means, "Nobody's Woman", which would explain the forlorn look.

Another image from our vintage Mexican calendar art collection. These beautiful women are by A. Gomez R. and the 1946 painting is "Floracion Yalalteca". Lovely...

Reproduction of a vintage nudie photograph.

Reproduction of a vintage nudie photograph.

Loretta really likes grapes.Reproduction of a vintage nudie photograph.

Reproduction of a vintage nudie photograph.

Reproduction of a vintage nudie photograph.

A beautiful cowgirl graces this vintage Mexican calendar image titled "Pura Mexicana" from 1947.

This illustration is reproduced from a vintage movie poster. The title means, "Two Cowboys and a Gypsy".

Another Posada image of a happy muertos couple...aren't they sweet?

Playing cards with great retro images of original Barbie in some iconic ensembles.

This lovely image is called "The Revolutionary's Farewell". It was created by Jose' Guadalupe Posada, a famous Mexican woodcut artist who lived from 1852-1913. Muy romantica, no?

Lovely color images of saints on 6" x 4 1/4" postcards. Many more images available than shown.

I guess you can tell by now I love these vintage Mexican calendar images! "Sombrero Girl" is by Carmona.

Great retro image with a Fifties look. This pin-up girl is really excited about television!

Gorgeous embossed Victorian style post cards with lovey messages. Approx. 3.5 x 5".