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It foregrounds influences shaping Chicano artistic expression, including José Guadalupe Posada’s calavera imagery, and archival acquisitions supporting ongoing research. The introduction links the exhibit’s late-1930s to early-1940s focus with continuity into later periods, emphasizing connections between visual culture and Chicano social history and el Movimiento. 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CATA LO G  \nTHE PACHUCO ERA  \nby  \nDAN LU CKEN BILL  \nU CL A  \nUNIVERSITY RESE ARCH LIBRARY  \nDepartment of Special Collections  \nG  \nEXHI BIT CATALOG  \nTHE PACHUCO ERA  \nCatalog of an exhibitUniversity Research LibrarySeptember-December 1990  \nby  \nDAN LUCKENBILL  \nDepartment of Special CollectionsUniversity Research LibraryUniversity of California,Los Angeles,1990  \nCopyright C September 1990by the Regents of the University of California  \nTHE PACHUCO ERA  \nFOREWORD  \nUnique material for the study of Chicano history and Chicano art history came to theUCLA Library at least as early as the 1930s,when it received from Miss Lucy Starr,sisterof University of Chicago historian Frederick Starr,a gift of prints by the Mexican artistJosé Guadalupe Posada.The work of this artist—particularly his playful calavera [skull]imagery—was one influence on Chicano artists as they sought to create an art free ofEuropean and Anglo-American influence to express a unique heritage.Material relevantto the theme of this exhibit came to the library in 1945,when Alice McGrath turned overrecords of the Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee to Robert Vosper,then head,Acquisi-tions Department.Carey McWilliams gave the library his collection of material on topicsof interest in the history of Mexicans and Mexican Americans in California.The collectionshave been used continually ever since.Luis Valdéz has noted that reading a battered copyof Guy Endore's The Sleepy Lagoon Mystery set in motion his thoughts about what becamehis play Zoot Suit.The department also has the papers of Guy Endore.The UCLA OralHistory Program,administered by this department,has further documented this period ininterviews with Endore,McGrath,McWilliams,and others.  \nMaterial is regularly added in support of research in this period and all periods ofChicano history.I am pleased to announce the acquisition,on the occasion of this exhibit,of a print of the color photograph,Clavo,by Los Angeles Chicano artist John M.Valadez.The department is privileged to mount The Pachuco Era in conjunction with Chicano Art:Resistance and Affirmation(CARA),1965-1985.  \nDavid S.Zeidberg,HeadDepartment of Special CollectionsUniversity Research LibraryUniversity of California,Los Angeles  \nTHE PACHUCO ERA  \n# ACKNOWLEDGMENTS\n\nThe impetus for this exhibit came from having seen the material used for so many years,but never actually to have been showcased.A class given by Visiting Professor VictorAlejandro Sorell confirmed the interest in relating Special Collections material to whatpromised to be a distinguished Wight Gallery exhibit,Chicano Art:Resistance andAffirmation (CARA),1965-1985.  \nI thank those who have given permission to include unique material in the exhibit andcatalog:Alice McGrath,John Valadez,and Luis Valdéz.José Montoya has given permis-sion to use his phrase “those times of the forties and early fifties”in conjunction withthe exhibit.Works from CARA reproduced in this catalog are by Juan R.Fuentes andJosé Galvez.  \nI would like to thank Professor Sorell.I especially thank those persons at the WightGallery who have created the CARA exhibit.They have given of their time and assistedwith ideas and details of this exhibit and have reviewed the catalog.Those persons are:Edith A.Tonelli,director;Elizabeth Shepherd,curator;and Holly Barnet Sanchez andMarcos Sanchez-Tranquilino,CARA project coordinators.Any errors remain my own.  \nJames Davis and Lilace Hatayama have advised in all details of the exhibit.SimonElliott arranged for reproductions for the catalog.Steve Kunishima and Ellen Watanabeprinted the signs and posters.Paul G.Naiditch assisted in the editing and publication ofthe catalog.Judy Hale and Christopher Coniglio in UCLA Publication Services producedthe catalog.  \nThe department thanks UCLA Chancellor Charles E.Young for his continued supportof its publications.  \nI would like to dedicate the work on 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