Pancho Collection

Mexico, Zacatecas. Statue of Francisco Pancho Villa (Doroteo Arango ArAambula) one
Mexico, Zacatecas. Statue of Francisco Pancho Villa (Doroteo Arango Arámbula) one of the foremost generals of the Mexican Revolution, erected on top of Cerro de la Bufa, a UNESCO World Heritage site

FRANCISCO PANCHO VILLA (1877-1923). Mexican revolutionary leader. Photographed wearing bandoliers with his military staff during the Mexican Revolution, c1913

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Mexico, Bajio, Zacatecas, Equestrian statue of Mexican Revolutionary leader Pancho Villa at Cerro de la Buffa

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Mexico, Bajio, Zacatecas, Equestrian statue of the Mexican Revolutionary leader Pancho Villa at Cerro de la Buffa

Francisco Villa Pancho Villa (1878-1923), Mexican revolutionary, the General at the head of an armed column, picture of 1916

Pancho Villa
Francisco Villa, known as Pancho Villa, Mexican bandit and revolutionary leader, with some of his supporters. 1914

Pancho Villa On Horseback
Francisco Pancho Villa, Mexican bandit and revolutionary leader. Date: 1914

General Villa
2nd July 1919: General Francisco Pancho Villa (1877 - 1923) Mexican bandit and hero of the Mexican Revolution. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Procession women cross Lima costumes 1853 Fierro
Procession of women with a cross, Lima costumes, ca. 1853, Fierro, Pancho, 1803-1879, Smith, Archibald, M.D. Watercolor on paper, ca. 1853, Attributed to Pancho Fierro, also known as Francisco Fierro

cane rancho hut erected purpose dancing Lima costumes
A cane rancho or hut erected for the purpose of dancing, Lima costumes, ca. 1853, Fierro, Pancho, 1803-1879, Smith, Archibald, M.D. Watercolor on paper, ca

Village Matucana Lima costumes 1853 Fierro Pancho
Village of Matucana, Lima costumes, ca. 1853, Fierro, Pancho, 1803-1879, Smith, Archibald, M.D. Watercolor on paper, ca. 1853, Attributed to Pancho Fierro, also known as Francisco Fierro

El Arriero mules laden cases goods led mulateer
El Arriero, mules laden with cases of goods, led by a mulateer, Lima costumes, ca. 1853, Fierro, Pancho, 1803-1879, Smith, Archibald, M.D. Watercolor on paper, ca

Two figures bathing ocean Lima costumes 1853
Two figures bathing in the ocean, Lima costumes, ca. 1853, Fierro, Pancho, 1803-1879, Smith, Archibald, M.D. Watercolor on paper, ca. 1853, Attributed to Pancho Fierro, also known as Francisco Fierro

Women Procession Festival San Juan de Dios Lima costumes
Women in Procession for the Festival of San Juan de Dios, Lima costumes, ca. 1853, Fierro, Pancho, 1803-1879, Smith, Archibald, M.D. Watercolor on paper, ca

Tapada blue saya Gutierrez collection maps images
Tapada with blue saya, Gutierrez collection of maps and images of the Americas, ca. 1570-1904, Fierro, Pancho, 1803-1879, Watercolor on paper, between 1840 and 1860, Attributed to Pancho Fierro

Pancho Maricopa Adolph F Muhr American died 1913
Pancho, Maricopa; Adolph F. Muhr (American, died 1913), Frank A. Rinehart (American, 1861 - 1928); 1899; Platinum print; 23.4 x 18.3 cm (9 1, 4 x 7 3, 16 in.)

CARTOON: VILLA, 1916. The Silent Vote. Cartoon commemorating the Americans who died in Pancho Villas raid on Columbus, New Mexico of that year. Cartoon by Luther D. Bradley, 1916

FRANCISCO PANCHO VILLA (1878-1923). Mexican revolutionary leader. Photographed July 1914

Pancho Villa and his staff - Mexico
Mexican revolutionary Guerillas fighter Pancho Villa (Jose Doroteo Arango Arambula - 1878-1923) pictured with his his staff - Mexico. Villa is in the centre with beard and red shirt. Date: 1910

Jose Alonso Trelles (1857-1924). Uruguayan poet. Monument. R
Jose Alonso Trelles (1857-1924). Uruguayan poet who wrote under the pseudonym El Viejo Pancho. Monument at Ribadeo, 1957. Galicia. Spain

BRYAN CARTOON, c1914. U. S. Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan depicted as
BRYAN CARTOON, c1914. U.S. Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan depicted as one of the Three Musketeers, together with Mexican revolutionary leaders Francisco Pancho Villa (left)

MEXICAN REVOLUTION, 1914. Armed revolutionary troops lined up outside the entrance of General Francisco Pancho Villas headquarters in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, during the Mexican Revolution, 1914

MEXICAN REVOLUTION, 1914. Men of Villas victorious army driving Federal troops out from Torreon, Mexico, 2 April 1914. Photograph from an English newspaper

MEXICAN REVOLUTION, 1914. Some of Pancho Villas men, with bows and arrows, fighting Federal troops near Torreo, Mexico, Spring 1914. Photograph from an English newspaper

PANCHO VILLA: RAID, 1916. Cartoon by Luther D. Bradley satirizing U.S. raid against Pancho Villa

FRANCISCO PANCHO VILLA (1877-1923). Mexican revolutionary leader. Photograph, c1914

BRYAN CARTOON, c1914. U. S. Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan depicted as
BRYAN CARTOON, c1914. U.S. Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan depicted as one of the Three Musketeers, together with Mexican revolutionary leaders Francisco Pancho Villa (left)

MEXICAN EXPEDITION, 1916. U. S. troops in position along the Mexican border at the
MEXICAN EXPEDITION, 1916. U.S. troops in position along the Mexican border at the time of the expedition against insurgent leader Francisco Pancho Villa, May 1916

PANCHO VILLA RAID, 1916. Columbus, New Mexico, 13th Cavalry United States soldiers and a dead Mexican, 1916

PANCHO VILLAs RAID, 1916. Columbus, New Mexico after Pancho Villas raid on March 9, 1916

MEXICAN EXPEDITION, 1916. Tired of His Perch, cartoon, 1916, by Luther D
MEXICAN EXPEDITION, 1916. Tired of His Perch, " cartoon, 1916, by Luther D. Bradley suggesting growing American impatience with Mexican political instability

Mexican Revolution 1910-1913: Rodolfo Fierro (1880-1915) far right, stands by as Pancho Villa (in the Presidential chair) chats with Emiliano Zapata at Mexico City

Doroteo Arango Arambula (1878-1923) known as Pancho Villa, Mexican revolutionary general, at Ojinaga, January, 1914

Calixto Contreras (left) with Doroteo Arango Arambula (1878-1923) known as Pancho Villa, Mexican revolutionary general

Francisco Pancho Villa, born Doroteo Arango Arambula (1878-1923), Mexican Revolutionary General. Villa, second left in military cap, with Raul Madero, c1923

FRANCISCO PANCHO VILLA (1877-1923). Mexican revolutionary leader. Photographed with a column of his troops in Mexico in 1914: oil over a photograph

WALLACE BEERY (1885-1949). American actor. Beery in the title-role of Pancho Villa

Mexico - San Francisco
The Market at San Francisco (or San Pancho) in Mexico (not its better-known American counterpart!)

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"Pancho Villa: The Legendary Mexican Revolutionary Leader" In the heart of Mexico, specifically in Zacatecas, stands a magnificent statue honoring Francisco Pancho Villa. Known by his birth name Doroteo Arango Arambula, Pancho Villa was an iconic figure who played a pivotal role during the Mexican Revolution. Captured in a photograph from around 1913, Pancho Villa is seen wearing bandoliers alongside his military staff. This image captures the essence of his revolutionary spirit and determination to fight for justice and freedom. On horseback or surrounded by his comrades, Pancho Villa commanded respect and admiration wherever he went. His leadership skills were unmatched as he led countless battles against oppressive forces during this tumultuous period in Mexican history. Even today, General Pancho Villa's legacy lives on through monuments and statues erected in his honor across Mexico. One such monument pays tribute to him alongside Uruguayan poet Jose Alonso Trelles. Their shared dedication to their respective causes symbolizes unity among revolutionaries fighting for change. General Villa's impact extended far beyond Mexico's borders; he became an international symbol of resistance against injustice. His bravery inspired many others to rise up against oppression and fight for their rights. As we gaze upon these images capturing moments from Pancho Villa's life, we are reminded of the indomitable spirit that drove him forward. He remains etched into history as one of Mexico's greatest heroes—a man whose courage continues to inspire generations even after his untimely death in 1923. Pancho Villa will forever be remembered as a legendary figure who fearlessly fought for justice and equality during one of Mexico's most challenging periods—the embodiment of resilience that still resonates with us today.