Handwritten letter to Geisel – original 29/04/75. Mentions Stuart Angel’s arrest on 14/05/1971 and part of the torture process: “With his mouth partially glued to the exhaust pipe, he was forced to ingest toxic gas that were ejected in-between continuous accelerations and breaks. This martyrdom “operation” lasted all day, from dusk till dawn, amongst mockery and laughter between tortures, soldiers and Aeronautics officials.”

Certificate issued by the 15th district precinct transcribing the accident that resulted in Zuzu Angel’s death

Set of four photographs from the day of the accident, which resulted on Zuzu Angel’s death. These show all the damages on Zuzu Angel’s car. One in particular shows the car’s license plate and one of the designer’s shoes found at the site.

Drawing of an angel with a halo made out of charcoal, with an outline made out of black felt tip pen. Figure used as Zuzu Angel’s logo on several products and documents.

Drawing of angel made in graphite of 18 x 28 cm, along with page with recommendations, written and signed by Zuz Angel.

Advertising supplement of Zuzu Angel’s store promoting the sales of purses, briefcases and brand tote bags. Besides having angel drawings and information. the advertisement also has an illustration of a female hand carrying a handbag.

Pattern of wings and halos with unfinished study on the back. The top right section of the support has a pen inscription of the number “421 A” and the stamp “Designed by ZUZU ANGEL; Rio de Janeiro”.

Study of pattern on paper of Clouds and wing in white, yellow and two shades of pink.

Photographic record of Elke Maravilha at a Zuzu Angel fashion show wearing a long sleeved dress with a floral pattern, long pearl necklace and hat with flowers. The back has a pencil inscription which reads: “Elke Maravilha, Zuzu Angel green vedette model”.

Article published on page 03 of the “caderno A” (A section) of the Gil Brandão Modas” (Gil Brandão Fashion) Informative ABC, Rio de Janeiro [3 a 9/02/1973], entitled “Zuzu Angel; I don’t give away gold to thieves”.

Article published about the investigation of Zuzu Angel’s death.

Two loose magazine pages (possibly Manchete magazine), numbered as page 64 and 65, with article about the Fashion and Freedom collection. Feature by Laís Gama e Silva with photographs by Walter Primo.

Budget with costs for the International Dateline Collection III fashion shows, regarding the period between August and November, 1971. Besides a detailed description of the expenses, also has a note issued to Zuzu in response to the expense list, as well as a presentation letter addressed to Ralph Guyer from Cottontex, Inc, forwarded by Lisa Curtis.

Handwritten document drawn up by Zuzu Angel with the contact flowchart of North-American authorities that could contribute to the clarification of Stuart’s whereabouts. [s.d]

Draft containing all personal information needed for the emission of a special passport. Some information are typed, some are hand written in pen.

Photographic record of guests and runway, with Ana Cristina (first) and Hildegard Angel (second) dressed as brides accompanied by other models on the fashion show for the spring-summer collection at the “Clube Sírio Libanês” (Syrian Lebanese Club). The bride modeled by Ana Cristina was named “space bride”91 or “yeah yeah yeah bride”. The back has a stamp print with information about the registry.

Photographic record of visit by First-Lady Yolanda Costa e Silva (wife to Brazilian President, Arthur Costa e Silva), accompanied by Zuzu Angel to the Werner Fabric Factory. The image shows Ms Yolanda handling a roll of fabric. The back of the photograph contains a description of the image.

Photographic record of visit by First-Lady Yolanda Costa e Silva and Zuzu Angel to the Werner fabric factory, in Petrópolis, on January 1968, standing in front of a table with a rolled out fabric, with Ludivico Remx [?] (a possible a factory employee) on the background. Has an inscription on the back of the photograph with information about the photographic record, a dedication to Edinéia [?] signed by Zuzu Angel and the number 64 in pencil.

Photographic record of Liza Minelli at Zuzu Angel’s store holding a t-shirt with print “Zuzu Angel; Happy Clothes; Rio-New York”. Has a pen inscription on the back of the photograph which reads “Zuzu Angel boutique Rio de Janeiro; Liza Minelli (sic)”.

Photographic record of photo shoot of Ana Cristina and Hildegard Angel dresses as brides for the Fashion and Freedom collection.