Colombia
Subject Source: general
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Andrés Caicedo Papers
The personal papers of Colombian writer, intellectual, and screenwriter, Andrés Caicedo. The collection contains manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, clippings, and ephemera related to Caicedo's impact as a writer and thinker. Additionally, the collection offers a historical view of the Caicedo Estela family and the increasing influence of Andrés Caicedo in Colombia and beyond.
Collection of Colombian Manumission Documents
Edicts and other historical manuscripts documenting manumission, slavery, and related subjects in Colombia.
Human Rights Documentation Initiative Collection
The Human Rights Documentation Initiative (HRDI) at UT Libraries is committed to the long-term preservation of fragile and vulnerable records of human rights struggles worldwide, the promotion and secure usage of human rights archival materials, and the advancement of human rights research and advocacy around the world. The HRDI Collection contains human rights-related ephemera, harvested internet resources, and audiovisual materials.
Latin American Zines & Graphic Fiction Collection
Collection of comics and fanzines produced by artists and writers in Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
Lloyd Tate collection
Lloyd Tate (1940-) is an avid postcard collector, having collected postcards from approximately 190 countries and geographic areas. This collection includes approximately 50,000 postcards, the majority of which are photographic, collected over the course of his life. These photographs include aerial images of cities and photos of landmarks, buildings, landscapes, animals, interiors, and people. Record types include photographic postcards.
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.