Artist: Jose Clemente Orozco
Dato: 1944
Museum: Inter-American Development Bank (Washington, United States)
Teknikk: Drypoint
Orozco acquired an intaglio press in preparation for an exhibition of drawings at Mexico’s Colegio Nacional in 1945. He etched twelve copper plates that depict a range of subjects, among them motley women, tragicomic clowns and acrobats, and the present
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