• Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Statue of Jose Kun Breña in the gardens of the Francisco Goitia Museum in Zacatecas, Mexico

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Fachada

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Interior

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Bello edificio destinado a la protección y exhibición de la obra de este gran pintor zacatecano.

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Interior del Museo Francisco Goitia

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Interior. Obras de Francisco Goitia

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    El museo Francisco Goitia exhibe obras de arte propias y de otros autores. Anteriormente fue casa de gobernadores.

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Obas de Rafael Coronel

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Gardens of the Francisco Goitia Museum in Zacatecas, Mexico

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

     Francisco Goitia Museum in Zacatecas, Mexico

  • Museo Francisco Goitia

    Museo Francisco Goitia

    Upper floor of the Francisco Goitia Museum in Zacatecas, Mexico

    Francisco Goitia Museum

    Bien Inmueble con Valor Cultural

    This 20th-century building was constructed in the 1940s at the request of the state governor, who commissioned architect Máximo Pedraja to design an official residence for the governors. The building was inaugurated in 1948. Starting in 1962, it housed distinguished visitors and some areas were repurposed as public offices, earning it the name Casa del Pueblo (House of the People).

    In 1978, the Government of Zacatecas and the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA) transformed the building into a museum dedicated to showcasing Zacatecan art, naming it after the painter Francisco Goitia.

    The museum exhibits works by prominent Zacatecan artists such as José Kuri Breña, Rafael Coronel, Manuel Felguérez, Pedro Coronel, and Francisco Goitia.

    Catálogo Nacional de Monumentos Históricos
    Secretaría de Cultura, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia
    Dirección de Innovación / Coordinación Nacional de Desarrollo Institucional / INAH