Object number:
2010.54.9032
Object name:
poster; work on paper
Title:
Peace and Freedom Through Nonviolent Action
Maker:
Robert Fitch
Date made:
Circa 1973
Material / Technique:
Offset lithograph on paper
Dimensions:
H: 12.375 in, W: 9.875 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 black and white photograph of Dorothy Day sitting in a chair with the backs of two police officers in front of her. Below in white is, "Our problems stem from our acceptance of this filthy, rotten system." - Dorothy Day." The bottom left corner has "Win" in black lettering. The bottom center under the image is "Peace and Freedom through nonviolent action." [WIN is the magazine published by the War Resisters League. The photo is of social justice activist Dorothy Day awaiting arrest with other supporters of the farmworkers' union in 1973 in California. -LMC]
Concepts:
woman; war; peace protest; club; rifle; peace
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