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Brandywine Art Prints
Collection of 106 art prints including offset lithographs, silkscreens, woodcuts, collages, screen prints and other techniques by 53 different artists. All prints were created and printed at the Brandywine Workshop and Archive in Philadelphia, PA, in conjunction with its artist residency program.
Brenda Burt Papers
Personal archives documenting the career of Brenda H. Burt during her various positions at the University of Texas at Austin. The papers deal with Mrs. Burt's community advocacy with minority groups on campus, particularly Black students. Also found in this collection are extensive media resources related to the history of Black students on campus and their relationship with the UT administration.
Brittmarie Janson Pérez Collection on Panama
Collection of documents, clippings, audio recordings, and artifacts related to Panama.
Buford Duke, Jr. collection
Buie Harwood and Anna Brightman collection
Colleagues Buie Harwood and Anna Brightman were University of Texas at Austin faculty, researchers, and expert consultants in historic interior design. The collection focuses on Harwood’s research in interior decorative painting and Brightman’s restoration of the Winedale Historic Site in Round Top, Texas. Record types include site surveys, slides, published articles, books, and scans.
Buildings of Texas collection
California Architectural collection
The California Architectural collection is a grouping of individual project records of California properties. Records were acquired over time from various sources, each with their own provenance.
Campbell Dirck Keyser Papers
Collection of research on Mexican history by U.S. veteran, public servant, and scholar Dr. Campbell Dirck Keyser.
Campbell W. Pennington Papers
Reproductions and transcriptions (chiefly of relaciones) from various archives and publications, notes and writings by Campbell W. Pennington, geographer of indigenous peoples of Mexico; diaries of Pennington's uncle, Gordon Campbell White, agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
CantoMundo Records
Records of CantoMundo, a national poetry organization that fosters Latinx poets via workshops, symposia, and public readings. The collection documents workshops held annually by CantoMundo.