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Here is the Calavera, Gentlemen, of all the Little Do-Gooders
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
Electric Light Arrives
Manuel Manilla, 1900
Here is the Calavera Folks, of All Good Defenders
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
The Infernal Calavera
Unknown artist, n.d.
The Disappointment Suffered by Don Chepito
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
Great Comet and Fiery Blaze
José Guadalupe Posada, 1899
March Dedicated to General C. Porfirio Diaz
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
Panel
Unknown, 1830/35
All the Little Boys Ask for Their Tarasca
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
Game of the Coyote
Follower of José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
Panel
Unknown, 1835/50
Long Live the Glorious 16th of September! Honor and Glory to the Priest from Dolores Don Miguel Hidalgo y Castilla, Initiator of our Independence. Long Live the Mexican Army!
José Guadalupe Posada, 1899
Pantheon of Miscellany
José Guadalupe Posada, 1919
The Artistic Purgatory, Wherein Sprawl the Calaveras of Artists and Artisans
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
Panel
Unknown, c. 1810/25
This is Don Quixote's, the First, the Matchless, the Giant Calavera
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
Panel (Formerly Furnishing Textiles)
Lewis Foreman Day, Late 1880s/early 1890s
Panel (Dress Fabric)
Unknown, 18th century, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)
The Great Calavera
José Guadalupe Posada, n.d.
L'Endymien
Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier, n.d.
Panel (Formerly a Furnishing Textile)
Sidney Mawson, c. 1895/1900
Ruins of Archway
Richard Parkes Bonington, c. 1827
Calavera of Francisco Madero, from Calavera Maderista
José Guadalupe Posada, printed 1944
Women on a Balcony of a Yoshiwara Teahouse
Katsukawa Shunchô, c. 1780s