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Great Bargain Sale, Selling All Mother-in-Laws by José Guadalupe Posada — VisualArtsDB

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Great Bargain Sale, Selling All Mother-in-Laws

Great Bargain Sale, Selling All Mother-in-Laws

Great Bargain Sale, Selling All Mother-in-Laws

José Guadalupe Posada

1880–1913

Medium: Relief engraving on wove paper
Genre: Woodcut
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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printprints and drawingwoodcutpaper (fiber product)

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