The World Federation of Democratic Youth. A poster from the first World Meeting of Young Women organized by the Young Communist League and World Federation of Democratic Youth. The meeting was held in Moscow from October 16-18, 1975 and included over 400 delegates from 112 countries. A 18 ½” x...... More
Washington, D. C. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1952. One of a number of posters from the Defense Department’s Industrial Security Poster series, which were issued monthly to industrial plants with defense contracts. The posters were part of a joint campaign between the Department of Defense and the FBI initiated by..... More
Berkeley: Printed by Inkworks, 1989. A poster celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Berkeley Community Health Project, a “community-based, volunteer-run organization dedicated to providing quality health care and health education to all in need, regardless of ability to pay.” Offset lithograph of a polychromatic silkscreen (18” x 27”). Light wear..... More
San Francisco: The Tenth Muse, ©1970. A broadside featuring Diane Wakoski’s poem, “Love, You Big Fat Snail” with a photograph by Betty Berenson. Offset printed on 15 ¼” x 11 ¼” stock. A number of horizontal creases and light edge wear. More
[New York]: American Committee for the Relief of Russian Children, [ca. 1921]. A grim poster issued by the American Committee for the Relief of Russian Children, one of the first U.S. organizations to raise support for starving children during Russia’s famine of 1921-22. Organized by radicals and progressives in NYC..... More
[California?]: [1968]. A large, bilingual poster featuring Richard Nixon flashing his trademark ‘V’ sign, eating grapes and stomping on farmworkers and La Raza. The text, produced in Spanish and English, warns ‘La Raza’, the term used to describe Mexican and Chicano-descended peoples, that they must stop Nixon or be stomped..... More