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On an island situated between Cabo Catoche and Sibera; a group of monkeys around a table, one hanging from the ceiling reading a book (The Editors), illustration for 'Don Bullebulle', Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta) Mexican, Wood engraving
On an island situated between Cabo Catoche and Sibera; a group of monkeys around a table, one hanging from the ceiling reading a book (The Editors), illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
People talking to a shop vendor at a dry goods counter, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle', Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta) Mexican, Wood engraving
People talking to a shop vendor at a dry goods counter, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
Two priests eating at a table during carnival, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle', Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta) Mexican, Wood engraving
Two priests eating at a table during carnival, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
Title page for 'Don Bullebulle', satirical vignettes of different members from society, Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta) Mexican, Wood engraving
Title page for 'Don Bullebulle', satirical vignettes of different members from society
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
1847 (impression taken in 1944)
A man holding hand of a young woman, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
The neice of Uncle Bigornia, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle',
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
Nini comes out shorn, a group of people outdoors, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
What an article of truths and lies; a man standing on a printing press, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
The parable of the dream, a group of people around a woman on a bed, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
1847 (reprinted 1944)
The ingenious invention for conserving between spouses the love they profess; a man and woman standing partially undressed, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
The coronation of a husband by his wife and a friend, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
A good man called Don Escribano; he carries a load on his back, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
A horse bucking and a man stumbling out of a carriage, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
Two men operating on another man, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
War or peace, a man holding a bouquet of flowers in one hand and a feather in the other, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)
Nini comes out shorn, a group of people outdoors, illustration for 'Don Bullebulle'
Gabriel Vicente Gahona (Picheta)
Printer Alfredo Zalce
ca. 1847 (impression printed 1944)

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