Photographs and Slides Series, 1920s-1980s
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[This series is partially CLOSED until 2050. A few photographs in the first box are closed to research. Contact Research Services.]
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Begins with snapshots taken in Europe and Mexico which are CLOSED to research. These are followed by very fine 8x10 portraits of Indigenous people identified as Mexican Lacandon, taken by well-known activist Gertrude Duby Blom. Another folder contains casual snapshots by Gail Lerner Saharoui, mostly portraying unidentified people, chiefly women performing various jobs such as weaving; these were possibly taken in India or the Middle East. There are many images documenting Ortiz's trips to China (1974) and Latin America (ca. 1984) in the form of photographs and slides. This series ends with photo negatives of an International Women's Day March in 1978.
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[Attention: Contains pictorial materials.]
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