Jose Pinal (1913-1983) was a known Mexican wood sculptor, referred to as the "Mexican Picasso" because of his unique style and artistic contributions. His career was influenced by the chaotic 1930s, where various political ideologies clashed and global upheavals like the Great Depression or World War II occurred. Pinal's wood pieces often depicted daily Mexican life, featuring peasants, indigenous figures, mothers with children, and animals.
