The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Broadsheet relating to the sensational story of a jealous man named Ramón Palma, who required extreme measures from his female lovers to demonstrate their loyalty to him

José Guadalupe Posada

Date: ca. 1891
Medium: Type-metal engraving and letterpress on tan paper
Department: Drawings and Prints
Institution: The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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