Nadie debe lamentarse por muerte de sus amores
Poster
1984 (made)
1984 (made)
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Linocut print on brown paper entitled 'Nadie debe lamentarse por muerte de sus amores'. A group of four skeletons surround a man seated at a table drinking shots. Also on the table is a salt shaker, and pencil and pad. The skeletons make up a mariachi band with two guitars, one trumpet and a female singer. The man looks completely disinterested and sits resting his head on one hand, wearing a wide brimmed hat. Across the top of the sheet is an inscription in Spanish, and in the bottom left is the artist's monogram with the symbol of a coyote and the date.
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Title | Nadie debe lamentarse por muerte de sus amores (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Linocut print on brown paper |
Brief description | Poster, 'Nadie debe lamentarse por muerte de sus amores', Carloz Cortez for Industrial Workers of the World. Chicago, 1984 |
Physical description | Linocut print on brown paper entitled 'Nadie debe lamentarse por muerte de sus amores'. A group of four skeletons surround a man seated at a table drinking shots. Also on the table is a salt shaker, and pencil and pad. The skeletons make up a mariachi band with two guitars, one trumpet and a female singer. The man looks completely disinterested and sits resting his head on one hand, wearing a wide brimmed hat. Across the top of the sheet is an inscription in Spanish, and in the bottom left is the artist's monogram with the symbol of a coyote and the date. |
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Marks and inscriptions | Nadie debe lamentarse por muerte de sus amores, mas bien debe conformarse sabiendo que hasta las flores nacen para marchitarse
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Credit line | Given by Sonia Martin |
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Accession number | E.639-2014 |
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Record created | September 16, 2014 |
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