2010.54.4737

Object number:

2010.54.4737

Object name:

poster; work on paper

Title:

Women in Revolution: The 1979 Guardian Calendar

Maker:

Peg Averill

Date made:

1979

Material/Technique:

Offset lithograph on paper

Dimensions:

H: 21.375 in, W: 17 in

Credit line:

All Of Us Or None Archive. Gift of the Rossman Family.

Physical description:

poster

Content description:

Poster has a teal 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 an orange 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." [This is a faded version of 2010.54.4736. -LMC]

Concepts:

sunset; female; revolution

Persons:

Anne Mae Aquash

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