飲み物
José Guadalupe Posada presents a deceptively simple illustration: a faceted drinking glass resting on a bright yellow block, accompanied by a witty Spanish poem. The text humorously describes a heavy drinker consuming 'glass after glass' until they are so bloated they metaphorically 'throw up their spleen,' serving as a graphic, satirical warning against overindulgence. While the object itself is rendered in a straightforward, realistic style, Posada is best remembered as a master Mexican printmaker whose work—often featuring skeletons and social commentary—became a lasting symbol of cultural identity and the Day of the Dead.
- Technique
- engraving
- Material
- paper
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