Title:
De los Escombros se Levanta un Pueblo con Dignidad/ From the Rubble a People with Dignity Arises
Creator/Contributor:
Chagoya, Enrique, Artist
Date:
n.d.
Subject:
graphic arts
Chicano art
Chicanos
Disasters in art
Earthquakes in art
Mexican American art
Mexican Americans
Mexico City earthquake, 1985
Posters
Prints
Photography in art
San Francisco (Calif.)
Note:
From The Earthquake in Mexico -- Tragedy and Hope Exhibition. Image is of poster featuring a photo of rubble and destroyed
possessions, the only intact one being a wedding photo. Text reads, "de los escombros se levanta un pueblo con dignidad From
The Rubble A People With Dignity Arises A People to People Project" Text running sideways along left side reads, "Committee
Pro-Aid To Popular Shelters In Mexico City Galeria De La Raza La Raza Graphics Center Mexican Museum Mission Cultural
Center" and along the right side reads, "Asociacion Civil De Los Colonos De La Colonia De Morelos Brigada Andres Garcia
Salgado". Photo caption reads, "Foto Xitlali Madrazo". In bottom right corner, "Mission Grafica Design Enrique Chagoya F.".
Inscription below image area reads, "43/90 GALERIA" and the artist's signature.
Cat.3 100(7)
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Type:
35mm slide
Screen Prints
Language:
English
English
Identifier:
CEMA 4
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