In the luminous expanse of art history, the works of Rufino Tamayo hold a constellation all their own, blending the cosmic with the earthly in a symphony of color and form. "The Prints of Rufino Tamayo" by Ramiro Martínez is a monumental tribute to this grand maestro of Mexican modernism, offering a bilingual odyssey (English-Spanish) through Tamayo's prolific printmaking journey. Within these pages lies a treasure trove of around 320 prints, from the early whisper of xylographies to the bold declarations of mixographies, each piece a testament to Tamayo's innovative spirit and his relentless pursuit of artistic evolution. This catalogue raisonné not only dazzles with faithful color reproductions but also honors the nuances of Tamayo's palette, meticulously respecting the original ink colors and, in several instances, the distinctive printmaking processes themselves. Crafted with ten years of diligent research by the Tamayo Museum and Foundation in Mexico City, Martínez's work is more than a catalogue; it is a comprehensive pilgrimage through Tamayo's artistic soul. Each print is accompanied by expert commentary, shedding light on the subtleties of print-run, workshop, and publisher, thus offering readers an unparalleled insight into the technical and thematic depths of Tamayo's work. From the tactile richness of his lithographs to the vibrant layers of his silkscreens, "The Prints of Rufino Tamayo" is a testament to the enduring power of visual expression and a must-have for aficionados and scholars alike, inviting all to explore the intricate dance of shadow and light that defines Tamayo's enduring legacy.