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Four distinct characters—a worker, a scholar, and a rogue—sit crammed together on a simple wooden plank in this tiny, stark illustration by Mexican printmaker José Guadalupe Posada. The Spanish poem beneath them declares that they all head to the 'same table,' playing on a famous proverb about presence and absence to suggest a great leveling force, likely death. Known for his satirical social commentary that often featured skeletons, Posada uses simple, scratchy lines here to show that class distinctions vanish when everyone is squeezed onto the same bench. It’s a witty reminder that in the grand scheme of things, we're all just sitting side-by-side.
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