Pearcy, Susan Due.
Susan Pearcy came to work at La Paz, California, the United Farm Workers headquarters in April, 1972 with her husband, Glen and 2-year old son Noah. Susan, an artist, began to create linocuts, woodcuts and drawings for "El Malcriado", the official newspaper of the UFW. She also contributed a number of designs for UFW buttons, posters, cards and other promotional materials. These particular prints, 2007-2010, were created in support of the United Farm Worker documentation project.
From the description of United Farmworker linocut prints / by Susan Due Pearcy, 1972-1973. 2007-2010 printing. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754865218
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| creatorOf | Pearcy, Susan Due. United Farmworker linocut prints / by Susan Due Pearcy, 1972-1973. | Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives |
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