Vintage Mexican Movie Poster - El Ahijado de la Muerte Folk Art bouncing animals taken from the

bouncing animals taken from the traditional embroideries of the Otomí Indians of Hidalgo

it is perfect for protecting and adding a touch of style to your table or outdoor furniture

This T'shirt has some vibrant animals on the front

except you will need to buy a 2 pound bag of powdered sugar for each batch of Royal Icing you want to make

Fits Original Medium ONE-PIECE skull

Vintage Mexican Movie Poster - El Ahijado de la Muerte Folk Art bouncing animals taken from theArtist Carlos Vega Actors Jorge Negrete This El Ahijado de la Muerte (The Godson of Death) poster has great shades of browns and red with the graphic style of the artist Josep and Juanino Renau (brothers). This was Jorge Negrete 25th film. By 1946 he was the most famous charro Mexican singing cowboy, a title he did not necessarily care for. He thought being a movie actor wasnt as sophisticated as being respected for his opera singing. Dimensions 24" x