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Broadsheet with songs relating to the earthquake that occurred on March 26, 1908
José Guadalupe Posada
1908
Broadsheet relating to a train that derailed in Zacatecas on 18 April 1904, a description in the bottom section continuing on verso after which the words to a song
José Guadalupe Posada
1904
True Image of the Lord of Chalma, Christ crucified
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1903
Broadsheet relating to the new clock installed in the cathedral in Mexico City in June 1905
José Guadalupe Posada
1905
Broadsheet relating to Our Lord of the Hospital (Salamanca, Guanajuato) on a crucifix on an altar
Anonymous
1903
Broadsheet featuring three love ballads with vignettes showing a woman reading, a woman's head in a heart pierced by an arrow and a woman walking
José Guadalupe Posada
1918 (published)
Broadsheet relating to men who frequent bars, different groups of men walking in the streets and one man running after a trolley car
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1903
Broadside with two love ballads (corridos), figures dancing upper left and a woman wearing a shawl and skirt lower right
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1918 (published)
Broadsheet relating to the escape of Jesús Bruno Martínez from Belen prison, a description in the bottom section
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1892
Broadsheet relating to commerical/business skeletons (Calavera Comercial) and charlatanism, many skeletons gather around a candle vendor
J. Cortés
1908
Calavera Tapatia (A skeleton from Guadalajara) drinking tequila, Catrina standing behind him
Manuel Manilla
ca. 1880–95
Cover for 'El Brindador Popular', a man raising a toast to a group of people seated around a table
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1880–1910
Two advertisments printed on the same sheet for materials published by Vanegas Arroyo, the one at left has verses to accompany breaking a piñata and at right, concerning religious pilgrims with an image of the Holy Family on the Flight into Egypt
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1900–10
Cover for 'El Pagare', a man holding a cigarette and gesturing to a woman holding a shawl
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1890–1910
Broadsheet with a ballad about bingo, illustrations of different animals and people
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1910–1913
Broadsheet relating to Don Luis Mejia and Afan, a corrido (ballad) in the bottom section
José Guadalupe Posada
1907
Broadsheet relating to the terrible flood in the towns of Malaga, Veloz and Pueblo del Colemar where more than 200 drowned and many families left without homes
José Guadalupe Posada
1907
Cover for 'Oraculo Mignon', a witch brewing a potion in a cauldron
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1880–1910
Broadsheet with three ballads about love, a woman wearing a dress and hat placing one hand to her chest and the other behind her back
José Guadalupe Posada
ca.1920 (published)
Broadsheet with a ballad about camp life hardships for women, profile of a woman looking downcast wearing a slip and heels
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1918 (published)
Broadsheet relating to a train accident in Guanajuatense and the many fatalities
José Guadalupe Posada
1920 (published)
Broadsheet relating to the end of the world (recto); the death of Arnulfo Arroyo (verso)
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1897–1910
Broadsheet relating to the bullfighting calavera who has arrived at full speed, screaming with much energy
José Guadalupe Posada
1908
Front and back covers printed on the same sheet for a collection of love letters (number 1)
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1900–1910
Cover for 'Coleccion de Comedias y Zarzuelitas para Niños', woman on stage flanked by two men
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1880–1910
Broadsheet relating to the execution of a prophet named Don Gustavo, man lying face down
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1913
Broadsheet relating to 'la Tarasca' (the carnival monster)
Anonymous
1897
Broadsheet relating to the causes of the earthquake on 2 November 1894
Anonymous
1894
Broadsheet showing the perpetrators of the crime on Profesa Street on their way to San Juan de Ulua
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1891
Cover for 'La Aurora del Nuevo Dia en los Campos de Belen', villagers holding shepherd's hooks and walking in the countryside
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1891
Broadsheet relating to the death of a bullfighter Lino Zamora who is shown engaged with a bull
Manuel Manilla
1909 (published)
The arrival of the skeletons of the penitentiary (Posada); two skeleton angels in lower corners of verso (Manilla)
José Guadalupe Posada
1902
The very brave skeletons Guatemaltecas of Mora and of Morales
José Guadalupe Posada
1907
Broadsheet celebrating one of the founders of the Mexican Revolution, Francisco Madero, shown in a suit and top hat pointing to the phrases 'Que Si' and 'Que No'
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1911
Broadsheet relating to a train accident that killed many people, wounded victims being carried on stretchers
José Guadalupe Posada
1920 (published)
Broadsheet with new and entertaining verses about a 'Brave Man from the Heartland to His Friends' a caricature of a horseman and his horse and a group of men playing billiards
José Guadalupe Posada
1902
Broadsheet with image of Our Lady of Solitude of Santa Cruz, venerated in Mexico
José Guadalupe Posada
1903
Front and back covers printed on the same sheet for a collection of love letters (number 1)
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1900–1910
Broadsheet with a song about a man in love with a woman and another about a messenger, for two lovers, image of a couple walking arm in arm in a garden
Manuel Manilla
1920 (published)
Broadsheet with two verses about men who are in love with women who do not reciprocate their feelings, a man and woman kissing at the left
Manuel Manilla
1919 (published)