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Business card for Hanoi Gallery in Vietnam that sold paintings and old propaganda posters. Title is devised from the business name on the card. The card may have been attached to a package.

Scope and Contents Photograph of the artwork of Rodrigo Sanz, signed by the artist, of a suited man consuming the world while having dinner in front of the television. The man is believed to be Oliver Laurence North, a United States National Security Council staff member during the Iran–Contra affair, although the illustration also resembles United States President Ronald Reagan. Both Reagan and North were involved in the political scandal of the Iran-Contra affair, the political scandal of facilitating the...

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Poster created in support of the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) with the words Nicaragua Libre at the bottom.

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Poster created by the secretary of propaganda of the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) in Nicaragua.

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Poster for three theatrical productions.

Abstract

Eleanor S. (McMillen) Brown (1890-1991) was a graduate of the New York School of Fine and Applied Art (later Parsons School of Design), who founded the interior design firm McMillen Inc. This collection consists of biographical materials, photographs, press clippings, and correspondence donated by her grandson, Michael McMillen.

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Includes several slides of Eleanor Brown throughout her life which were used in the 1998 presentation by Michael McMillen to the Mary Institute in St. Louis. Also includes several portraits of Brown, a photographic portrait of Frank Alvah Parsons, photographs of Eleanor with her husband Archibald Brown, and photograph of Eleanor Brown and Parsons School of Design president Van Day Truex.

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Folder includes a purchase agreement for the apartment, and an appraisal of the apartment made for the estate of Eleanor S. Brown in 1991, which includes photographs.