Magic Transistor

José Guadalupe Posada. La Horrorosa Calavera. 1910.

José Guadalupe Posada. The Skeleton of the People’s Editor, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo. 1907. 

José Guadalupe Posada. Calavera del Telele (Recto and Verso). 1890s.

José Guadalupe Posada. Calavera Fighting Man. 1910. 

José Guadalupe Posada. Calavera Tapatia. c. 1905.

José Guadalupe Posada. La Electrica. 1900.

José Guadalupe Posada. Woodcuts, Mexico. 1910s.

José Guadalupe Posada. El Hechicero Rojo, Antonio Vanegas Press, Mexico. 1910.

José Guadalupe Posada. A. Vanegas Arroyo Press, Mexico. 1930s.

Leopoldo Méndez. Concierto Sinfónico de Calaveras (The Symphonic Concert of Skeletons). 1943.

Jose Guadalupe Posada. El Jicote (The Wasp). 1871.

José Guadalupe Posada created this image at nineteen years of age for a weekly publication that featured satirical commentary called El Jicote "The Wasp". Here he depicts a circus-like arena composed of politicians. Politicians are in the audience and also holding the balance beam for the "balancing act" of the politician who is performing.

Dia de los Muertos 

Alfredo Zalce. Posada y sus Calaveras. 1948.

José Guadalupe Posada. Calaveras Patinando. 1910.

José Guadalupe Posada. Panteón (Pantheon), De Todas las Artesanas, Modistas y Costureras Como Obreras Mexicanas (All Artisans, Dressmakers and Tailors As Mexican Workers), Obreros Explotados (Workers Exploited). 1910.

José Guadalupe Posada. Woodcuts. Mexico. 1910.

José Guadalupe Posada. Woodcut. 1910.