Art has always
lived within these walls.
19th-century engravings, antique maps of Mexico and the Americas, and lithographic artworks preserving the gaze of historical travelers and cartographers.
A window into the gaze of 19th-century travelers.
At Diva La Roma, the walls are not merely decorative surfaces: they support a curated archive of historical graphics. Notable among these works are lithographs inspired by German architect and draftsman Carl Nebel, world-renowned for his Picturesque and Archaeological Journey over the most interesting part of the Mexican Republic.
Through dramatic landscapes, daily life vignettes, and early cartographic maps, the collection builds a bridge connecting the Mexico that fascinated global travelers in the 1800s with the contemporary guest inhabiting the house today.
01 Graphic Archive · Monterrey 191
Curatorship and
architecture in dialogue.
Every piece harmonizes directly with daylight, lofty ceilings, and original cedar woods.
02 Carl Nebel & Chroniclers · Lithograph
03 Antique Cartography of the Americas
Each engraving sparks an enduring dialogue between Mexico’s storied past and authentic modern hospitality.
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