José Guadalupe Posada, A revolutionary soldier on horseback with a rifle, print, ca. 1880–1910, Metropolitan Museum of Art Identified both as Heraclio Bernal and as Emiliano Zapata (Metropolitan Museum of Art, public domain)
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