Object number:
2010.54.4736
Object name:
poster; work on paper
Title:
When Women Become Massively Political...
Maker:
Peg Averill
Date made:
1979
Material/Technique:
Offset lithograph on paper
Dimensions:
H: 18.5 in, W: 16.875 in
Credit line:
All Of Us Or None Archive. Gift of the Rossman Family.
Copyright status:
Copyright Not Evaluated
Physical description:
poster
Content description:
Poster has a green background with black text. In the center is an image of a woman, Anne Mae Aquash, with her hair blowing behind her, blending into an image of silhouettes against a red sunset. Poster reads, "When women become massively political, the revolution will have moved to a new level. -a member of a Vietnamese women's delegation, Toronto, Canada, 1974.
Concepts:
revolution; sunset; Vietnam War; North American Indian; female
Places:
Canada; New York
Persons:
Anne Mae Aquash
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