This work features illustrations from a Vanity Fair cartoonist named Miguel Covarrubias.
This work features illustrations from a Vanity Fair cartoonist named Miguel Covarrubias. This work was produced with funding from the wealthy Charlotte Osgood Mason. The first half of the book features such chapters as "John and the Frog," while the second half features a large section on Marie Leveau. Divided into "Folklore" and "Hoodoo," and featuring a prologue by Franz Boas, FTP, name this Zora Neale Hurston work collecting African-American folk culture.
This work features illustrations from a Vanity Fair cartoonist named Miguel Covarrubias.
Mules and Men