José Guadalupe Posada is best known for his printmaking, particularly his calaveras (skulls) that depict scenes of life and death, often with a satirical or humorous twist. His work played a significant role in Mexican popular culture and contributed to the visual identity of the Day of the Dead celebration. Posada’s prints frequently featured social and political themes, making him a key figure in the development of Mexican folk art and graphic art.
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