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A Catrina in polychrome ceramic by Leopoldo Mendoza Aguilar of Ocotlán de Morelos, Oaxaca. The Catrina — the elegantly dressed skeleton figure created by José Guadalupe Posada and immortalized by Diego Rivera — has become one of the great recurring images of Mexican art, and Leopoldo's version brings it fully into the tradition of the Central Valleys. His polychrome treatment gives the figure a vibrant, layered presence: the skeleton dressed with a painter's generosity, the skull wearing its finery without irony or apology. A piece that honors both the figure's origins and the place it has found in Oaxacan ceramic art.
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