Disco Dancer Day Of The Dead Clay Tile

The Disco Dancer Day of the Dead Tile The fun 70's Disco craze is hand painted in this colorful 6 inch tile celebrating the day of the dead. Shop for a wrought iron frame holder for your tile. Traditionally in the Mexican culture people go to graveyards on the day of the dead (November 2nd), place food and meet at the place where their dead relatives rest. Jose Guadalupe Posadas (1852 – 1913) a Mexican lithographer from the 18th century popularized the skeleton cartoons which later on transformed into lithographs. The main purpose of his work was political. The Catrina is a satirization of the upper class women during the 19th century, during Porfirio Diaz reign. Later on, his work was associated with the Mexican holiday "Dia De Los Muertos" or "Day of the dead".