Chantpluere: Alive on Death Row
Dublin Core
Title
Chantpluere: Alive on Death Row
Subject
Death penalty
Criminal justice
Human rights
Lethal injection (Execution)
Death row inmates
Criminal justice
Human rights
Lethal injection (Execution)
Death row inmates
Description
The letters DCADP, standing for Dallas Coalition Against the Death Penalty, hovers over a logo image of an electric chair, injection needle, pills, a bullet, and an ax. All of these items are included in a circle that appears to be inspired by the rope used to hang inmates. The rope and objects depicted inside of its circle are crossed out with a diagonal bar. Underneath the logo is the former address of the coalition as well as a tribute to the creator of the emblem: Robert Eames is a prisoner at Ellis 1. Though he is not on death row, he contributes this emblem to the DCADP.
Creator
Robert Eames
Source
Texas Death Row Collection, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
Date
January 1986
Contributor
Aidan Ellis
Language
English
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Paper
Physical Dimensions
3" x 7.5"
Collection
Citation
Robert Eames, “Chantpluere: Alive on Death Row,” Hidden Histories UT-Austin, accessed November 21, 2024, https://hiddenhistoriesut.org/items/show/596.
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