In public health, the EVITA 1.1 framework is a "useful paper" used for evidence-based mental health policy-making, specifically designed to help translate research into practice in low- and middle-income countries.
A significant paper in Neurosurgical Focus discusses the controversial theory that a prefrontal lobotomy was performed on Evita Perón in 1952 to manage her intense cancer pain and anxiety.
For a more literal "paper" resource, there is a detailed printable card stock papercraft model of the original 1978/79 production set available online.
Mixed media artist Evita Tezeno is famous for her unique "paper quilting" technique, using hand-painted papers to create collage-style narratives. 3. Collectibles