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Postcolonial Poetry Mirage Identities & Possible Otherness. M&M project

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The Fall of British Empire - Joe Scotland
benedetti-mario
Carnaval-Lili Bernard
Cristo destruye su cruz - Orozco
TamayoDualidad
A. Cesaire
M. Darwish & G. Said
Darwish
Detail of Lili Bernard´s painting
Detail of Lili Bernard´s painting
Mario Pinto de Andrade
Ghananian Market Intrigues by Ablader Glover
Amilcar Cabral by Joäo Pedro Cochofel
Prehispanic America, by Diego Rivera (1950)
Mama Africa
El baile (1924) - Rufino Tamayo
Thiong'o
Mural designed by Lily Yeh
Mural designed by Lily Yeh
Life Prevails, by Ismail Shammout
Life Prevails, by Ismail Shammout
Sulaiman Mansour
The Olive Tree by Ismail Shammout
The Olive Tree by Ismail Shammout
Painting by Ismail Shammout
Painting by Ismail Shammout
Painting by Ricardo Chávez Méndez
Painting by Ricardo Chávez Méndez

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