Scope and Contents Publicity stills of actors and theatrical performances including Danny Glover; Philip Baker Hall in Last Tape (and Testament) of Richard K. Nixon at the Los Angeles Actor's Theatre; Ladies Against Women? by the Plutonium Players; The Gin Game by the American Conservatory Theatre; and The Tecolote Visions by Teatro De La Esperanza and Provisional Theatre; and the Tale Spinner's production...

Scope and Contents Includes cartoons, caricatures, and drawings of the following individuals: Iorwith Wilbur Abel, Herbert Aptheker, Manuel Azcárate, Mark Allen, Richard Allen, Manachan Begin, Fernando Birri, Peter Brennan, Judge Henry Broderick, Ray Brown, M. Burnham, Philip Burton, George H. Bush, Jimmy Carter, Judge Morton Colvin, George Deukmejian, Joan Little, Geraldine Ferraro, Frank Fitzsimmons, Gerald Ford, Milton "Kinky" Friedman, Robert Frost, Officer George, Carleton Goodlett, Judge Goodwin, Shirley...

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Cartoons and drawings of individuals related to the trial of the San Quentin Six: Spiro Vasos (state fingerprint expert), David Baker, John Frank, Raymond Froschl (San Quentin guard), David Johnson, Hugo Pinell, Fleeto Drumgo, Luis Talamantez, Frank Rundle (former chief psychiatrist at Soledad Prison), and Judge Vernon Stoll. Also includes a drawing of James 'Doc" Holliday, former leader of the Black Guerrilla Family prison gang.

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Artwork related to the Watergate scandal. Includes caricatures of individuals, such as Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, as well as cartoons that provide political commentary of events.

Scope and Contents Comprises cartoons and drawings of individuals featured in People's World. Artwork is by various artists, including Betty Bishop, Adelyne Cross-Eriksson, Ormsey, Leo Vernon, and Miguel Covarrubias, with the bulk being the work of the artist, Selig. Individuals represented include: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Tom Mooney, Governor Elmer Benson, Eugene Linden, Jon Merrik, Leo Gallagher, Joe Shaw, Frank Shaw, Pehr Evind Svinhufvud, Juho Kusti Paasikiui, Ellis Patterson,...

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Comprises cartoons featured in People's World. Artwork is by various artists including Pele deLappe, Ziraldo Alvez Pinto, Henrique de Souza Filho, Elizabeth Leigh-Taylor, and Sergio de Magalhaes Gomes Jaguaribe. Subjects covered include prisons, farm workers, women and layoffs, strikes, Vietnam war, unemployment, condo coversions, pension plans, living wage, and coal mining and the environment.

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Includes drawings of women by Mary Perry Stone and Pele deLappe, including one of Mothers for McCarthy, and a woman worker at the IBU Marine Division. Also includes an ink line drawing "Cuban Worker" by an unknown artist.

Scope and Contents Artwork featured in People's World by artist S. Joseph. Includes sketches of Raymond Donovan, Alfonse Marcello D'Amato, Richard Lugar, Jesse Helms, Orrin Hatch, Lee Iacocca, Lyndon La Rouche, Alexander Haig, Edwin Meese, Ronald Reagan, Nancy Reagan, John Reed, William Hubbs Rehnquist, Pat Robertson, James Thompson, Jimmy Swaggart, Margaret Thatcher, Casper Weinberger, Edwin Van Wyck "Ed" Zschau, George H.W. Bush, P.W. Botha, Robert Bork, and filmmakers...

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Includes cartoons and drawings of the following individuals: Fred Warner Neal, Oliver North, John Pittman, Raymond K. Procunier, Sally Quinn, Margaret Randall, John H. Reading, Ronald Reagan, Assemblyman Russell, Rod Sterling, George SchultzBob Stroughter, Assemblyman John Stull, Assemblyman Victor Vesey, Harry Winston, and Evelle Younger.

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Logos, text, and images used in Nuestro Mundo, the Spanish language version of People's World.