A relief of painter Frida Kahlo stamped on a Coke bottle, a radio shaped like a refrigerator and a miniature billiard table are some of the eye-catching items among the 60,000 art objects related to Coca-Cola, some of which are being exhibited in "The Coca-Cola Bottle Art Tour: Inspiring Pop Culture Over 100 years," in Mexico City.
All are the property of architect Gabriel Romero, the leading collector of objets d'art related to the soft drink in Latin America, and were some of the attractions at the inauguration over the weekend of the traveling exhibition . . .
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