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Title:"Graphic Art in Frente Popular and Espana Libre: Worker Contributors Articulate Antifascism."
Abstract:"A confederation of worker associations called Sociedades Hispanas Confederadas, or SHC, published the New York periodicals Frente Popular (1936-1939) and Espana Libre (1939-1977). The digital project Fighting Fascist Spain-The Exhibits interprets these periodicals' antifascist graphic art and highlights common peoples' contributions to the good fight. Three open-source online exhibits are devoted to the drawings of three workers: Francisco G. Algibay Couto (1901-1975), Francisco Huerta (unknown-1944), and Julian Gamoneda YO (1900-unknown). Without the need of translations, their art effectively shared concern for refugees abroad and denounced the fascist social cleansing in Spain with dramatic contrasting of lights and dark shadings. Their contributions to peace and solidarity helped build antifascist culture in the United States.."
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Graphic Art in Frente Popular and Espana Libre: Worker Contributors Articulate Antifascism
A confederation of worker associations called Sociedades Hispanas Confederadas, or SHC, published the New York periodicals Frente Popular (1936-1939) and Espana Libre (1939-1977). The digital project Fighting Fascist Spain-The Exhibits interprets these periodicals' antifascist graphic art and highlights common peoples' contributions to the good fight. Three open-source online exhibits are devoted to the drawings of three workers: Francisco G. Algibay Couto (1901-1975), Francisco Huerta (unknown-1944), and Julian Gamoneda YO (1900-unknown). Without the need of translations, their art effectively shared concern for refugees abroad and denounced the fascist social cleansing in Spain with dramatic contrasting of lights and dark shadings. Their contributions to peace and solidarity helped build antifascist culture in the United States.