Chinese Cultural Revolution Poster, on Linen Mount

Fists up in unison, red on cream, mounted on linen.

Chinese printers made this Cultural Revolution poster in ink on paper in China in the 20th century, mounted on linen. Such posters, commonly associated with 1966 to 1976, were often made for public display. Three figures in red work clothes raise their fists in front of a burst of radiating lines, with a small portrait at the top and a skyline at their feet. Two lines of bold red characters run across the lower part of the sheet.

About 33 by 23 inches. Ready for the wall without apology.