One of the most influential promoters of Mexican art abroad during the second half of the 20th century was Anita Brenner. As a journalist and author of the legendary book "Idols Behind Altars," she introduced the works of Orozco and Rivera to the United States and established connections with the most prominent artists of the time in Mexico, maintaining fruitful friendships with them. This book, published to commemorate the centenary of her birth, explores her career and presents her art collection for the first time, featuring unpublished works by Charlot, Orozco, Rivera, Dr. Atl, Clausell, Siqueiros, Bartolí, Goeritz, Friedeberg, and Carrington. It also includes pre-Hispanic and folk art, painting, sculpture, drawings, prints, objects, and photographs by renowned authors. The essays that delve into this interesting and diverse personal universe are written by Carlos Monsiváis, Alicia Azuela, Susana Glusker, and others. Author: Carlos Monsiváis.