Two bound volumes of issues of the Mexican newspaper 'El Hijo del Ahuizote'

Daniel Cabrera Rivera Mexican

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 691

'El Hijo del Ahuizote' is a humorous periodical focussing mainly on political caricature founded in 1885 by Daniel Cabrera Rivera, Manuel Pérez Bibbins with Juan Sarabia. It is richly illustrated and most of the title pages are hand coloured. Many of the illustrations are signed 'Figaro' a pseudonym for Cabrera. The two volumes catalogued here contain 205 issues. Vol. I (nos. 1-39) and vol. II (nos. 1-64) are bound together. Vol. III (nos. 104-154) and vol. IV (nos. 155-205) are bound together. This represents the entire run of the newspaper.

Two bound volumes of issues of the Mexican newspaper 'El Hijo del Ahuizote', Daniel Cabrera Rivera (Mexican, 1858–1914)

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Two bound volumes of issues of the Mexican newspaper 'El Hijo del Ahuizote', Daniel Cabrera Rivera (Mexican, 1858–1914)
Two bound volumes of issues of the Mexican newspaper 'El Hijo del Ahuizote', Daniel Cabrera Rivera (Mexican, 1858–1914)
Two bound volumes of issues of the Mexican newspaper 'El Hijo del Ahuizote', Daniel Cabrera Rivera (Mexican, 1858–1914)

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