Brick arcades line the sidewalk of Tapalpa, a small alpine town in the sierra of West Central Mexico. Tables in the shade invite passersby to chat over a steaming pot of coffee. Guillermo Fernández de Castro presents a delightful portrait of the quiet cobblestone street. He then turns his eye to an 18th century mansion in Querétaro. Viewed through an arch, the beautiful baroque building reveals an innate architectural harmony. The lithographs reproduce the artist's original watercolor paintings. Titled Casonas de México in Spanish.