Книга: Manilla M. «Mexico: Macabre!: Prints for the Day of the Dead»
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Серия: "-" Following on from the success of Calaveras (now out of print), here is another startling collection of extraordinary images to be published in time for the Day of the Dead on November 2nd. Posada and Manilla produced hundreds of prints for the Day of the Dead. These great printmakers, so admired by Diego Rivera, Sergei Eisenstein and the Surrealists used these popular prints to expose hypocrisy and reveal the ultimate absurdity of the human condition. Издательство: "Redstone" (2012)
ISBN: 978-1-870003-93-3 |
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