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College of William and Mary

Alejandro Rodríguez Fornés (Alucho) collection, 2014/2019

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Graphic art posters in physical and digital form by Alejandro Rodríguez Fornés, known as Alucho. The theme of the posters is primarily film-related and include commemorative posters for Cuban films and or for film festivals. Many are signed by the artist.

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Alejandro Rodríguez Fornés (Alucho) collection, 2014/2019 3.00 Linear Feet 21.1 Gigabytes

Alucho (Alejandro Rodríguez Fornés)

Graphic art posters in physical and digital form by Alejandro Rodríguez Fornés, known as Alucho. The theme of the posters is primarily film-related and include commemorative posters for Cuban films and or for film festivals. Many are signed by the artist.

College of William and Mary

Clásicos Restaurados posters, 2017

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The collection contains ten restored posters for classic Cuban films.

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Clásicos Restaurados posters, 2017 2.17 Linear Feet One oversized folder.

The collection contains ten restored posters for classic Cuban films.

College of William and Mary

Dale Lengua Cuban posters collection, 2019

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"Dale Lengua," a Cuban popular expression, is a series of 40 serigraph/screenprint posters exhibited in 2019 in Havana, Cuba. Artists combined words and images to illustrate Cuban slang words and phrases through the use of vibrant images and novel artistic techniques, the specificity of the Spanish language, in particular, Cuban slang.

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Dale Lengua Cuban posters collection, 2019 2 Linear Feet

"Dale Lengua," a Cuban popular expression, is a series of 40 serigraph/screenprint posters exhibited in 2019 in Havana, Cuba. Artists combined words and images to illustrate Cuban slang words and phrases through the use of vibrant images and novel artistic techniques, the specificity of the Spanish language, in particular, Cuban slang.

College of William and Mary

Fabulosa Habana poster collection, 2022

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The collection contains seven posters each with the title "Fabulosa Habana" with each poster displaying different artworks. The posters include imagery of animals, architecture, and various people.

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Fabulosa Habana poster collection, 2022 2.17 Linear Feet One oversized folder.

The collection contains seven posters each with the title "Fabulosa Habana" with each poster displaying different artworks. The posters include imagery of animals, architecture, and various people.

College of William and Mary

Laura Llopiz Cuban posters collection, 2009

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College of William and Mary

Selfie Cuban posters collection, 2019

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"Selfie" series of art posters in which Cuban graphic designers depicted the ways in which taking selfies have become part of our daily lives. The collection consists of 20 serigraph/screenprint 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.

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Selfie Cuban posters collection, 2019 3 Linear Feet

Alucho (Alejandro Rodríguez Fornés)

"Selfie" series of art posters in which Cuban graphic designers depicted the ways in which taking selfies have become part of our daily lives. The collection consists of 20 serigraph/screenprint 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.

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