Greenleigh, John. The Days of the Dead. Los Dias de Muertos by John Greenleigh and Rosalind Rosoff Beimler. Signed Copy which juxtaposed different ethnic groups

which juxtaposed different ethnic groups to show their shared humanity and contribution to American democracy during WWII

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Greenleigh, John. The Days of the Dead. Los Dias de Muertos by John Greenleigh and Rosalind Rosoff Beimler. Signed Copy which juxtaposed different ethnic groupsHarperCollins, 1991. [Ceremonial life in Mexico, in color.] Wraps, 1st printing, VG+. Summary: The Days of the Dead: Los Das de Muertos is a landmark photographic monograph and bilingual cultural study that explores Mexico's annual festival honoring departed ancestors, friends, and family. The book features the vibrant, deeply respectful color photography of John Greenleigh paired with evocative, informative text by cultural scholar Rosalind Rosoff