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The Evergreen Review Monthly Subscription Catalog Collection consists of subscription catalogs for Evergreen Club News, a monthly supplement to Evergreen Review magazine published by Grove Press. Each catalog features the month's book selection with a short review and additional selections of avant-garde publications from around the world.

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The Historic Documents and Prints Collection consists of various prints depicting American and Napoleonic wars and reproduction documents related to the Battle of San Jacinto.

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This collection contains two watercolor paintings created by Julia T. Baker, featuring Latino laborers.

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This is a single-item collection that contains a series of sketches by Ralph Stuart.

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The collection is made up of one signed copy of artist, Richard Bryan "Ricardo" Ross, drawing titled, State of Texas Capitol. The drawing was given to James Patton and donated to Special Collections by Cheryl Spencer.

Scope and Contents The collection is divided into two series, with each series having three subseries. The first series is comprised of Paper Materials; subseries one is Personal, subseries two is Professional, and subseries three is Publications and Clippings. The second series is comprised of Audio Visual Materials; subseries one is Slides and Photos, subseries two is Reels and Tapes, subseries three is AV Equipment. Sam Houston State University does not hold the copyright for any of Ronald Shanin’s films....

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The collection is composed of a single scrapbook. Within the scrapbook are cut-out articles and photographs from bulletins, and scanned photographs. The pages of the scrapbook are loose.

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The collection consists of one print copy of William Henry Huddle's 'Surrender of Santa Anna' painting. The print includes a numbered list of people with corresponding numbers on the image.

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The collection contains three items related to Henry McArdle's painting, The Battle of San Jacinto.