Acknowledgments
Introduction. Picturing Cuba
Jorge Duany
Chapter 1. Cuban Colonial Prints: Constructing Our National Identity through Seventeen Projects
Emilio Cueto
Chapter 2. Between Civilization and Barbarism: Víctor Patricio de Landaluze’s Paintings during the Ten Years War in Cuba (1868–78)
E. Carmen Ramos
Chapter 3. Colonial Art and Its Afterlife: Visualizing the Nation Then and Now
Alison Fraunhar
Chapter 4. Cuban Painting at the Turn of the Century (1902–30): The Nexus between Traditional and Vanguard
Anelys Alvarez
Chapter 5. The Cuban Avant-Garde and the International Art Community
Ramón Cernuda
Chapter 6. Women Not Successful Here: Cuban Women Artists, from San Alejandro to the Vanguardia
Carol Damian
Chapter 7. Cuban Architects at Home and in Exile: The Modernist Generation
Victor Deupi and Jean-François Lejeune
Chapter 8. Concrete Cuba
Abigail McEwen
Chapter 9. Cuban Photography after 1959: Shifting Paradigms
Iliana Cepero
Chapter 10. Fashioning and Contesting the Olive-Green Imaginary in Cuban Visual Arts
María A. Cabrera Arús
Chapter 11. Theatricality in the Art of the Cuban Diaspora: The Progression of Tropes
Ricardo Pau-Llosa
Chapter 12. The Cuban-American Exile Vanguardia: Towards a Theory of Collecting Cuban-American Art
Lynette M. F. Bosch
Chapter 13. Cuban Art in the Diaspora: The “Chaos of Difference and Repetition”
Andrea O’Reilly Herrera
Chapter 14. From Burning Paintings to Domestic Anxieties: Shifting Cultural Relations between the United States and Cuba and between Cubans on and off the Island
Jorge Duany
Notes on the Contributors
Index
