Chinese Cultural Revolution Poster, on Linen Mount

Same fist, same flag, now in a linen mount.

Printers in China made this Cultural Revolution poster in ink on paper in China in the 20th century, and it comes on a linen mount. Posters of the period, commonly associated with 1966 to 1976, often featured a large symbolic image over a crowd. A black fist is raised from a field of figures in white shirts and red armbands, below a sweep of orange-red banner carrying large characters.

About 33 by 24 inches. Mounted and ready to hang. A linen mount is a tidy way to keep something this loud well behaved.