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Figure for The Day of the Dead (papier mache)
XBP229293 Figure for The Day of the Dead (papier mache) by Mexican School; Private Collection; Photo eBoltin Picture Library; Mexican, out of copyright
Media ID 22951954
© Boltin Picture Library / Bridgeman Images
Cage Commemorating The Deceased Commemorative Dia De Los Muertos Festival Figurine Hispanic Latin American Puppet Skeletal Statuette Traditional Celebration Votive
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of Mexican folk art titled "Figure for The Day of the Dead (papier mache)". Crafted by an unknown artist from the Mexican School, this papier mache sculpture is a testament to the rich cultural traditions surrounding Dia de los Muertos. The figure, intricately designed and skillfully executed, depicts a skeletal puppet carrying a child in a basket. It stands as a poignant symbol of remembrance and commemoration for the deceased. Adorned with vibrant colors and traditional motifs, it captures the essence of this Latin American festival. The religious significance of this artwork is evident through its votive nature. As part of the Day of the Dead celebrations, families create altars adorned with offerings to honor their departed loved ones. This statuette serves as both an artistic representation and an offering to ensure that those who have passed on are not forgotten. Mexican folk art has long been admired for its unique blend of indigenous and European influences, resulting in visually striking pieces like this one. Through sculptures such as these, artists pay homage to their heritage while preserving ancient customs. This photograph beautifully captures every intricate detail and texture present in this extraordinary work of art. Its inclusion in private collections ensures that it will continue to be appreciated by generations to come.
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