Calavera of the Tailor by José Guadalupe Posada

Small woodcut of a skeleton tailor with shears and cloth, framed in yellow, above Spanish verse on a cream page.

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Why is this public domain? José Guadalupe Posada died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.

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A small black-and-white woodcut style illustration of a skeletal figure holding large shears and cloth sits within a pale yellow rectangular panel on a cream page. Below it, two columns of Spanish verse are printed, numbered page 41, describing a tailor who made fashionable suits and trousers and left a skeletal client named Miguelito. The work is attributed to José Guadalupe Posada and carries the title Calavera of the Tailor.

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