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Apartheid in Practice: Law and Order
King, David - Enlarge image
Apartheid in Practice: Law and Order
- Object:
Poster
- Place of origin:
Great Britain, United Kingdom (published)
- Date:
ca. 1980 (published)
- Artist/Maker:
King, David (designer)
Anti-Apartheid Movement (clients) - Materials and Techniques:
Printed poster
- Credit Line:
Purchased from David King
- Museum number:
E.194-2011
- Gallery location:
Prints & Drawings Study Room, level C, case 3H, shelf 1
Physical description
Poster entitled 'Apartheid in Practice: Law and Order' depicting victims of the Sharpeville Massacre of 1960 where police gunned down some of the first anti-apartheid protesters. The poster is lettered with statistics and information about the white dominance of the apartheid government and the type of security laws they enforced.
Place of Origin
Great Britain, United Kingdom (published)
Date
ca. 1980 (published)
Artist/maker
King, David (designer)
Anti-Apartheid Movement (clients)
Materials and Techniques
Printed poster
Dimensions
Height: 64 cm, Width: 45 cm
Descriptive line
Poster entitled 'Apartheid in Practice: Law and Order' by David King for the Anti-Apartheid Movement. Great Britain, ca. late 1970s-mid 1980s.
Materials
Paper
Techniques
Printing
Subjects depicted
Death; South Africa; Apartheid; Murder; Political; Corruption; Law
Categories
Posters
Collection code
PDP
