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FEMINIST HISTORIANS OF MATERIAL CULTURE.
Judas del 89; Judas del 90; Judas del 91 (all published)
Taller de Gráfica Popular, 1989-1991
Taller de Gráfica Popular. Judas del 89; Judas del 90; Judas del 91 (all published). México: Taller de Gráfica Popular, 1989-1991. Three issues, tabloid (35.5 cm), 8 pp. each. Color self-wrappers, newsprint lightly toned, some wrinkles, the 1990 issue with a few chips at fore edge. Never folded.
Large satirical magazine produced annually in the late 1980s-early 1990s by the TGP during Holy Week. Combines “versos satanicos” with orig. graphics, comics, and political commentary. Most persons depicted are embellished with emblems of the devil; many visual and textual references to the traditions of fireworks and burning large Judas effigies in Mexico City during Holy Week. Covers include an image of George H.W. Bush, Violeta Chamorro, and Panamanian President Endara as co-conspirators in Latin American politics and another against international warmongering and the Iraq War.
Scattered single issue holdings, complete sets only at Harvard, Getty, and UT-SA.
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