Brazil
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Coleção de Literatura de Cordel
Collection of literatura de cordel publications from Brazil.
Jonathan Brown Papers
This collection of documents, collected and compiled by Jonathan Brown, contains archival materials and previously classified correspondence from numerous institutional and presidential archives and libraries concerning Latin American history and politics.
Jonathan Williams and Kisla Jiménez Collection of Cordel Woodblock Prints and Folhetos
This collection consists of Cordéis and woodcut prints from Brazil and includes over twenty pamphlets and nearly one hundred woodcut prints from between the years 1986-2014. The works of illustrators such as José Francisco Borges and Abraão Batista are represented on both the Cordéis and the woodcut prints.
Judith Bettelheim Papers
The professional papers of art historian Dr. Judith Bettelheim.
Latin American Zines & Graphic Fiction Collection
Collection of comics and fanzines produced by artists and writers in Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
Miscellaneous Printed Material at the Benson Latin American Collection
This artificial collection describes various individual publications or small groups of printed material that have been accessioned into the Benson Latin American Collection over the years.
Stephen Fierros Collection of Latin American Sheet Music
Collection of 20th century sheet music from well-known composers of Argentina and Brazil. Other countries included are Chile, Cuba, Mexico, Uruguay, and Venezuela. The majority of the collection is of music for piano solos.
Terrence Kaufman Papers
The Peoples of the Pirá-Paraná Collection of Stephen Hugh-Jones and Christine Hugh-Jones
This collection consists of audiocassette and open reel audiotape recordings of the Tukanoan-speaking people of Southeastern Colombia.
Tony Gleaton Photograph Collection
Photographs documenting the African Diaspora in Mexico, Central and South America by American photographer Tony Gleaton. Twenty-four of Gleaton's photographs were exhibited at LLILAS Benson as Tengo Casi 500 Años: Africa's Legacy in Mexico, Central and South America in February-April 2013.