Posada’s Popular Mexican Prints [Trade Paperback] José Guadalupe Posada

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“Posada’s Popular Mexican Prints” by José Guadalupe Posada is a captivating collection of 273 engravings that capture the essence of Mexican folk art and culture. Published by Dover Publications in 1972, this book showcases the work of one of Mexico’s most illustrious graphic artists. Posada’s engravings are celebrated for their vivid portrayal of everyday life, political satire, and social commentary. His work has inspired generations of artists, including the likes of Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco. This edition, selected and edited by Roberto Berdecio and Stanley Appelbaum, offers an in-depth look into Posada’s world, complete with explanatory notes and commentary that provide context and enrich the viewing experience. A must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of Mexican art and history.