grand skeleton, mole, skeletons, eating mole, drinking, cemetery, Posada, flanked
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grand skeleton, mole, skeletons, eating mole, drinking, cemetery, Posada, flanked
The grand skeleton mole, skeletons eating mole and drinking in a cemetery (Posada); flanked by skeletons holding scythes (Manilla), Jose Guadalupe Posada (Mexican, 1851-1913), Manuel Manilla (Mexican, Mexico City ca. 1830-1895 Mexico City), 1902
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Media ID 14066004
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1851 1913 18511913 1851–1913 1902 Cemetery Drinking Flanked Jose Guadalupe Posada Joseguadalupe Posada Manilla Manuel Manilla Mexican Mexico City Ca 18301895 Mexico City Mexico City Ca 1830–1895 Mexico City Mole Posada Skeletons
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print titled "Grand Skeleton, Mole, Skeletons Eating Mole, Drinking, Cemetery" transports us to the intriguing world of Mexican folklore. Created in 1902 by renowned artists Jose Guadalupe Posada and Manuel Manilla, this artwork showcases their mastery in capturing the essence of Day of the Dead celebrations. At the center of the composition stands a grand skeleton surrounded by whimsical skeletons indulging in a feast of mole while enjoying drinks in a cemetery setting. The juxtaposition between life and death is beautifully portrayed as these skeletal figures engage in earthly pleasures with gusto. Posada's distinctive style shines through as he skillfully depicts each intricate detail on these bony characters. Meanwhile, Manilla's contribution comes into play with his addition of scythe-wielding skeletons flanking the central scene. This further emphasizes the inevitable presence of mortality amidst festivities. The Liszt Collection has impeccably preserved this remarkable piece that pays homage to Mexico's rich cultural heritage. Through this photograph print, we are invited to explore not only an artistic collaboration but also delve into themes surrounding life's transience and celebration even in the face of death. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing image captured over a century ago, it serves as a reminder that art has an enduring power to transport us across time and immerse us within different cultures' vibrant traditions.
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