Unsigned Dia De Los Muertos Mural In An Alley By The Building Of Living Arts Of Tulsa. Editorial Image

Pictured is an unsigned colorful Dia de los Muertos mural in an alley by the building of Living Arts of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A common symbol of the holiday is the skull, called a calavera in Spanish. In this mural a young lady is standing atop a calavera with her arms outstretched holding a winged heart and a palatte of paint. She has the skull mask worn by celebrants called a calacas. A banner has the words `Yo Soy La Hija de mi Padre`. The English translation is `I am the daughter of my father`.