La Ilegada

Work on Paper

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DePaul Art Museum

Name/Title

La Ilegada

Entry/Object ID

2016.32

Description

Numerous skeletons descending from a moon with eyes. Two skeletons walk together in the foreground with a bottle and a dog skeleton behind.

Artwork Details

Medium

Etching aquatint

Context

La Ilegada (the arrival) is from the series of the first 5 small etchings made in Chicago, and later integrated with another 5 prints to present them as a portfolio of etchings called "Mijkailwitl" (Dia de los Muertos) with texts in English and Spanish presented for the first time public library 18th street neighborhood ( Rudy Lozano Library) in Chicago, with the support of fellow artist René Arceo printer.

Acquisition

Accession

2016.14-125

Source or Donor

Chuck Thurow

Acquisition Method

Gift

Credit Line

Collection of DePaul Art Museum, Gift of Chuck Thurow

Made/Created

Artist

DeJesus, Nicolas

Date made

1990

Ethnography

Notes

Mexican Guerrero, Mexico

Edition

Edition Size

75

Edition Number

21

Inscription/Signature/Marks

Notes

Inscription Type: 21/75

Notes

Inscription Type: La Ilegada

Notes

Inscription Type: Nicolas de Jesus

Lexicon

Getty AAT

Concept

identity, metaphysical concepts, philosophical concepts, Latin American, Americas, The

Hierarchy Name

Associated Concepts (hierarchy name), Styles and Periods (hierarchy name)

Facet

Associated Concepts Facet, Styles and Periods Facet

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Celebrations, Ancestors, Traditions

Dimensions

Dimension Description

overall

Width

9-1/2 in

Length

13-1/2 in