El Brindador Popular (The Toast) 1942

"El Brindador Popular (The Toast)" is a woodcut print by Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada, created in 1942. It depicts a group of men in a formal setting, with one man raising a glass in a toast. Posada's work is known for its satirical and often macabre imagery, and this print reflects his interest in the lives of ordinary people. The print was part of a series of illustrations for a publication called "El Brindador Popular," which was published by A. Vanegas Arroyo in Mexico. Posada was a prolific artist and printmaker, and his work is a vital part of Mexican cultural history.