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Casa Museo Carlos Pellicer. This museum is dedicated to the life of Carlos Pellicer, eminent poet, politician and founder of several museums like Museo Park La Venta, Archeologic museum in Villahermosa, and the Frida Kahlo house Museum in Mexico-city (all worth checking out!).
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But thanks to Carlos Pellicer's vision (he also created La Venta), the Museo Regional de Antropologia offers everything you want to know about Olmeques, Zoques, Nahuas, Toltques and Mayas. From jewellery to gods, beliefs, plants and animals, customs, writing and architecture...
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Frida and Diego wanted to leave her house as a museum for all Mexicans to enjoy. At her death, the couple’s friend, museographer and poet Carlos Pellicer did the exhibition design.
There is a small archeology museum named for Carlos Pellicer in Tepoztlán, Morelos. In 1976 he was elected to the Senate, representing Tabasco for the PRI. [1] His early poems, as in Colores en el mar (Colors in the Sea, 1921) and Piedra de sacrificios (Stone of Sacrifice, 1924), often depicted serene and halcyon landscapes.
Museo de Arte Prehispánico Carlos Pellicer. Behind the Dominican church, this archaeology museum has a small but interesting collection of pieces from around the country covering the Maya to Olmec, donated by Tabascan poet Carlos Pellicer Cámara.
The Museo Carlos Pellicer is home to approximately 10,000 archaeological artifacts from the pre-Spanish cultures of Mexico. The museum primarily focuses on the Olmec period (approximately 700–400 BC) and the Maya period (approximately 300–1500 AD).
A picture is worth a thousand words, so here are some images from the Carlos Pellicer Museum, the state of Tabasco's regional anthropology museum. Featuring ancient Olmec and Maya Art and Sculpture.
