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Reblogged from terrinart :
La Catrina has become the referential image of Death in Mexico, it is common to see her embodied as part of the celebrations of Day of the Dead throughout the country; she has become a motive for the creation of handcrafts made from clay or other materials, her representations may vary, as well as the hat.” – J.G. Posada
While the original work by Posada introduced the character, the popularity of La Calavera Catrina as well as her name is derived from a work by artist Diego Rivera in his 1948 work Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central (Dream of a Sunday afternoon along Central Alameda).CATRINA by Peter Terrin
Acrylic on canvas
1.40mts x 1.60mts
Reblogged from sketchyrp-deactivated20140216 :
asksassyleafstarwarriorpony4eva:
asklighningstrikeandarklightnin:
How could you possibly not say yes to that?
WHERES THAT FUCKING BUTTON
I need that button! *slams fist on it*
HOLY FUCK YES *slams face on button and i and my best friends go to equestria*
-pushes button-
Me and 5 of my followers go to Equestria…and we can find a way to become ponies!!
Press it and wil not ask anything
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