Constantine's son, Kersten Kiehnle, has been entrusted with the collection. The works have been exhibited in the United States and Europe. Kersten plans to open a museum in the very near future to honor a unique part of Mexican history and display for the public a portion of the Mexican heritage.
You can find an amazing collection of very old authentic ethnic masks which are the main focal point of the gallery. The masks on display represent the traditional themes of animals, saints, angels, and devils. You will also find an eclectic collection of other ethnic art and art crafts including art on hand made paper, antique jewelry and paintings, old maps and post cards, crosses, hearts, intriguing symbols in silver, frames small figurines and much more.
The ethnic art gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm.
Just stop by, history doesn't need telephones or email.
Faces of Mexico is located on Calle Marquez de Leon between Calle Juarez and Calle Centenario.
