Harangue by José Guadalupe Posada

Small black woodcut of a man gesturing on a pedestal above four lines of 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 woodcut-style figure of a man seated and gesturing with one raised arm sits on a striped pedestal, centered on a gray rectangular panel printed on a cream page. Below the image, four lines of Spanish verse describe a restful life free of cheating, jealousy, and quarrels. The work is titled Harangue and is attributed to José Guadalupe Posada as a print.

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