The Enchanting Land takes readers on an intriguing exploration of the visual imagery that characterized post-revolutionary Mexico. During this period, a distinctive iconography was crafted to unify the country, Mexico, with its northern neighbor, the United States, and to appeal to North American tourists. This remarkable volume compiles nearly 400 printed materials-including books, magazines, brochures, posters, calendars, postcards, and ephemera-from significant private collections. It showcases the vibrant visual diversity of Mexico during a time of prolific graphic expression.