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A calavera broadside cut in zinc and type metal, the kind of cheap, loud street print that turned skeletons into Mexico's favorite gossip columnists. The museum credits Posada and his predecessor Manuel Manilla, both of whom churned out these sheets for Mexico City printers. Calaveras mocked everyone equally, which is the most democratic thing a skeleton can do. Looks great anywhere a little memento mori is welcome.
