Created on 2024-11-15

This image depicts an etching or drawing featuring a dynamic scene with the central focus being a dog leaping in the air. The dog appears to have its mouth open, possibly mid-bark or catch. Below the leaping dog, there's a seated figure, who is draped with a cloth and engaged in an unknown activity. The background is minimalistic, providing little context, which puts the emphasis on the actions of the figures. At the bottom of the drawing, there's written text, "Aguarda que te unten." It translates to "Wait for them to anoint you" in Spanish, suggesting a narrative or moral interpretation for the illustration. The borders of the page include a worn look, with an aged quality that implies the drawing is from an older publication. There's also evidence of the book's physical binding on the right-hand edge with marbled patterns, common in the endpapers of vintage books.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image appears to be an etching or engraving depicting several grotesque, monstrous figures. The central figure is a large, beastly creature with elongated limbs and a distorted, contorted appearance. Next to it are two other strange, deformed figures, one seated and the other reaching upwards. The overall scene has a dark, unsettling quality to it. The caption below the image reads "Aguarda que te unten", which seems to be a Spanish phrase, though I cannot provide a direct translation. The image has an aged, vintage feel, with yellowed paper and a decorative border around the edges.