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Posada and His Day of the Dead Calaveras

Skeletons dance, ride bicycles, play music, and grin from the page, but behind these funny bones is the story of a real artist with a sharp eye. Funny Bones introduces José Guadalupe Posada, the Mexican printmaker whose calavera drawings became closely connected with Día de los Muertos. Young readers learn how Posada began as a political cartoonist, why his work made people laugh and think, and how his lively skeletons became part of a lasting artistic tradition. Blending biography, art history, and cultural celebration, Duncan Tonatiuh presents Posada’s life in a way that is clear, vivid, and visually memorable. Back matter adds useful context for readers who want to learn more.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 47 Pages
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