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Manuel Manilla (1830-1895) was a Mexican printmaker known for his broadsides, or single-sheet prints, which often depicted popular songs, ballads, and other forms of Mexican folk literature. His work is characterized by its use of simple, bold lines and its focus on narrative and storytelling. Manilla's prints were often sold in the streets and were a popular form of entertainment and information for the working class. His work is significant for its documentation of Mexican culture and its role in shaping popular visual traditions.
Born
1830
Died
1895
Lamentos que dirique (Laments That Direct)
Manuel Manilla
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Pleito de la suegra con su yerno (Fight of the Mother-i...
Manuel Manilla
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La Calavera de D. Juan Tenorio (The Calavera of D. Juan...
Manuel Manilla
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Quarrel between Mother-in-law and Son-in-law
Manuel Manilla
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El cancionero popular, hoja num. 4 (The Popular Songboo...
Manuel Manilla
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Circus Game
Manuel Manilla
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El cancionero popular, num. 21 (The Popular Songbook, N...
Manuel Manilla
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The Popular Songbook
Manuel Manilla
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El novio de mil mujeres les da dinero y placeres (The B...
Manuel Manilla
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Segunda parte del triste y muy doloroso llanto fúnebre ...
Manuel Manilla
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My Old Mother-in-Law is Always Ready to Scold without A...
Manuel Manilla
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Noisy Assembly of Calavera Dandies and Old Drunks and L...
Manuel Manilla
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Flood of Calaveras!
Manuel Manilla
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Con las suegras, poco y bueno (With the Mother-in-Laws,...
Manuel Manilla
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Calavera Tapatia
Manuel Manilla
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