Ca 1900–1910 Collection
"Ca 1900–1910: A Glimpse into the Artistic World of Jose Guadalupe Posada" In this collection of drawings and prints, we are transported to the early 20th century
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"Ca 1900–1910: A Glimpse into the Artistic World of Jose Guadalupe Posada" In this collection of drawings and prints, we are transported to the early 20th century, where a woman discovers a man who has tragically committed suicide by hanging himself. The image evokes a sense of sadness and despair, capturing the fragility of human existence. Indulgence takes center stage in another artwork as St. Peter watches over two pilgrims seeking redemption. Created by Mexican artist Jose Guadalupe Posada, this piece reflects his deep-rooted cultural influences and showcases his mastery in capturing religious themes with intricate details. Our Lord is depicted in an indulgence image from Chalma, also created by Posada. This print highlights the artist's ability to convey spirituality through art, inviting viewers to reflect on their own faith and beliefs. Moving away from religious subjects, we encounter a broadsheet featuring the popular song "La China. " With its vibrant recto and verso designs depicting lively dance scenes and references to Cuba Libre cocktails, this print captures the joyful spirit of entertainment during that era. Posada's talent for storytelling shines through as he portrays a man serenading a woman with his guitar in one drawing. The romantic atmosphere is palpable as music fills the air amidst their enchanting encounter. Musicians standing under an arcade while enjoying drinks are captured in another print by Posada. Their camaraderie is evident as they bond over their shared love for music and revelry. In yet another intriguing artwork by Posada, we witness a woman giving birth not only to three children but also four animals. This whimsical depiction challenges our perception of reality while showcasing the artist's imaginative prowess. True love takes on an unconventional form when watercarrier skeletons argue over a woman in one proof created by Posada. Two skeleton angels observe this peculiar scene unfold—a testament to the artist's ability to blend macabre elements with profound symbolism.