Today Mexico celebrates the #DayOfTheDead. Skeletal imagery features heavily, influenced in no small part by the work of José Guadalupe Posada, known for his satirical and politically acute broadside prints called "calaveras" (skulls) — https://buff.ly/2tua8tS #diademuertos

Plate from M. E. Descourtilz’s Atlas des Champignons (1827), a delightful series of colour lithographs of mushrooms, divided into those that are edible, poisonous and “suspect” —

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Lithographs from M. E. Descourtilz’s *Atlas des Champignons* (1827)

Set of prints which sort mushrooms found in France and elsewhere into three classes: edible, suspect, and poisonous.