Estampas de Harlem: "La Voz" en el subway
Item
Dublin Core
Title
Estampas de Harlem: "La Voz"  en el subway
            Subject
Caricatures and cartoons
                    Spanish newspapers--Sections, columns, etc
                    Caricaturas y viñetas
                    Prensa en español
            Description
Viñeta que retrata a tres vecinos de Harlem viajando en el metro, leyendo prensa en diferentes idiomas. A la izquierda un hombre lee Il Popolo en italiano, a la derecha otro caballero lee The Jewish Morning Journal en yiddish y, en el centro, una mujer elegante y moderna lee La Voz en español.
                    This cartoon offers a portrait of three Harlem neighbors riding the metro and reading the press in different languages. A man at the left reads Il Popolo in Italian, the man at the right reads The Jewish Morning Journal in Yiddish and, in the middle, an elegant and modern woman reads La Voz in Spanish.
            Creator
Valdés Cadilla, José
            Source
Publisher
The Spanish Newspaper Corporation
            Date
1938-04-16
            Contributor
Gracias a Cristina Pérez Jiménez por compartir generosamente esta imagen de enorme relevancia para su monografía de próxima publicación sobre la comunidad latinx en Nueva York durante los años treinta y cuarenta.
Many thanks to Cristina Pérez Jiménez for drawing my attention to this image, which figures prominently in her book manuscript about the Latinx community in 1930s and 40s New York
            Many thanks to Cristina Pérez Jiménez for drawing my attention to this image, which figures prominently in her book manuscript about the Latinx community in 1930s and 40s New York
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            Relation
Format
JPEG
            Type
Still Image
            Identifier
lavoz0063
            Coverage
Harlem, New York (N.Y.)
            Citation
Valdés Cadilla, José, “Estampas de Harlem: "La Voz"  en el subway,” Recovering the US Hispanic Literary Heritage Digital Collections, accessed October 31, 2025, http://usldhrecovery.uh.edu/items/show/3678.
        