Author: Grossman, Robert (artist)
Title: They'Ve Got an Invisible Program
Description: New York, The Fund for New Priorities in America, Publisher, 1970. Unbound. (1970). 27 ¾ by 22 inches. Captioned, "They've got an invisible program to end an undeclared war backed by the silent majority," this work advertises a rally featuring Senators for Peace and New Priorities, that was to be held at Madison Square Garden on March 12, 1970. Using the satirical comic humor of artist Robert Grossman, the piece plays on the Emperor has No Clothes tale in order to highlight the silent complicity of US politicians in the escalation of the Vietnam War by Richard Nixon and his administration. GOOD+ condition. Two faint horizontal, slightly diagonal pieces spanning the poster. Some wrinkling and a few smaller creases. A few small tears at the right edge. Very light toning. Good .
Keywords: Noisbn Posters Social Movements
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Title: They'Ve Got an Invisible Program
Description: New York, The Fund for New Priorities in America, Publisher, 1970. Unbound. (1970). 27 ¾ by 22 inches. Captioned, "They've got an invisible program to end an undeclared war backed by the silent majority," this work advertises a rally featuring Senators for Peace and New Priorities, that was to be held at Madison Square Garden on March 12, 1970. Using the satirical comic humor of artist Robert Grossman, the piece plays on the Emperor has No Clothes tale in order to highlight the silent complicity of US politicians in the escalation of the Vietnam War by Richard Nixon and his administration. GOOD+ condition. Two faint horizontal, slightly diagonal pieces spanning the poster. Some wrinkling and a few smaller creases. A few small tears at the right edge. Very light toning. Good .
Keywords: Noisbn Posters Social Movements
Price: US$ 324.00 Seller: Mare Booksellers
- Book number: 019041
- Book number: 019041
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