Granddaughters of Corn
Description:
With photographs and text, this book deals with the brutal 1980s civil war and especially its effects on women. In 1985 Anderson and Garlock produced a widely traveled photography and text exhibit that was later turned into this book. Annotated text from many sources gives details, and an afterward by Thomas Melville provides further insights. https://www.proartemaya.org/
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