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Mexican retablo and ex-voto paintings
Mexican Satirical songsheets
28 illustrated songsheets that use verse to satirize news stories from Mexico in the late 19th and early 20th century. The sheets credit Antonio Vanegas Arroyo as publisher, while the accompanying illustrations are attributed to José Guadalupe Posada.
Notice of sale of enslaved man, Manuel
Cuban document that confirms the sale of Manual from Antonio Maria Hernandez to D. Vacemcelo, signed in the city of Alacranes. Translation of document included in the collection.
Peru legal document
Two page leaf from a Colonial Peru legal document which includes a hand stamp.
Petition by Indians in Western New Spain Accusing a Friar of Having a Lover
Selfie Cuban posters collection
"Selfie" series of Cuban art posters. Collection consists of 20 seriagraph posters, including one by Alucho, one by Laura Llopiz, one by Pepe Menendez, one by Cuba's leading graphic designer Nelson Ponce, and 17 additional works by male and female graphic designers at various stages of their careers.
Puerto Rico Slave Documents
Three slave registries from Puerto Rico written in Spanish dated 1868, 1869, and 1871. The names of the enslaved individuals is not known, but a full description of each, including race and age as well as who they belonged to is on the documents.
Spanish Language Legal Document
One page document written in Spanish in 1642.
Spanish Language Legal Document of W. and Pedro Miguel
Últimas Escenas (Final Scenes) Posters
Virginia Clark and Tillie Clark papers
The Virginia Clark and Tillie Clark papers contains papers and notebooks belonging to Martha Washington College students Virginia Clark and Tillie Clark. Papers include classroom notes, booklets from the Locker Easy Writing Method System, poems and short stories.
A note on names, Clark is occasionally spelled with an “e” for both students. Tillie is sometimes spelled with a "y" instead of an "ie."