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Poster

1987 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Laminated poster with a red and black border containing a repeating motif of guns and bullets. In the centre of the image is a bird in flight (possibly to reference the national bird of Nicaragua, the Guardabarranco) consisting of a black outline and filled with pink, red, orange and green. Beneath is a design consisting of a row of corn outlined in black on a yellow background.

Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Colour print on high speed rotary paper that has been laminated in plastic
Brief description
Poster used to raise money for Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign, depicting a bird in flight and a border decorated with guns, bullets and the heads of soldiers, made at Union Place Resource Centre. London, 1987.
Physical description
Laminated poster with a red and black border containing a repeating motif of guns and bullets. In the centre of the image is a bird in flight (possibly to reference the national bird of Nicaragua, the Guardabarranco) consisting of a black outline and filled with pink, red, orange and green. Beneath is a design consisting of a row of corn outlined in black on a yellow background.
Dimensions
  • Height: 64cm
  • Width: 44.9cm
Dimensions taken from plastic laminate.
Marks and inscriptions
'NICARAGUA / HAS THE RIGHT TO / LIFE AND PEACE' 'Designed by Mediumwave (01 274 4000) Printed by Union Place (01 735 6123)' 'ALL PROFITS TO NICARAGUA SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN'
Credit line
Given by Greenwich Mural Workshop
Subjects depicted
Places depicted
Bibliographic reference
From an exhibition by Greenwich Mural Workshop, 'Printing is Easy...? Community Printshops 1970-1986'
Collection
Accession number
E.515-2013

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Record createdNovember 20, 2013
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