[Counterculture] Paddington Printshop, sixteen posters

Var. sizes, silkscreen prints, 1970s-80s. All made by the anarchist community print store Paddington Printshop.* (1) Philips, John. Printing is easy at Paddington Printshop. London, 1976. 76 x 51 cm. With four duplicates, both gold and brown variants. (2) Legalise Cannabis Campaign. London, ca. 1978. 51 x 76 cm. With duplicate. (3) Sayle, Alexei. Alternative Cabaret. London, 1975. 75 x 51 cm. -and 8 others, incl. a few duplicates. Generally in good condition, some minor wear such as sm. tears and light creasing.

"In the 1970s, the Paddington Printshop – an Anarchist-run studio in west London – played a significant role in this history, supporting and promoting the hard work of squatters networks, feminist groups, anti-racist campaigns, and community events such as the burgeoning Notting Hill carnival." J.C. Wilson, 2019. *Due to the lack of a complete bibliography of the works of Paddington Printhop not all posters could be ascribed with certainty, but their similarity in style and subject matter has compelled us to include them in this lot. (total 16)