Date: 1970's
Size: 22.5 x 30 inches
Artist: France-Amérique Latine solidarity movement
About the poster: This striking poster, produced by the France-Amérique Latine solidarity movement, expresses support for the families of prisoners and the disappeared in Argentina during the military dictatorship (1976–1983). Featuring a clenched fist holding a white dove, an enduring symbol of peace and resistance, it conveys a powerful message of defiance and hope. The bold colors and clear typography emphasize international solidarity, calling for peace in Argentina and the liberation of political prisoners. The poster exemplifies the role of graphic art in political activism and transnational human rights campaigns of the 20th century.
Poster has tape on the four corners and a hole on the top. Please see pictures.