[Counterculture] The Poster-Film Collective, 22 posters

Var. size, most 1970s. All produced by the activist Poster-Film Collective. (1) Free World/ Third World/ Socialist World. London, ca. 1976. 76 x 51 cm. The first two images are covers of British magazines, The Observer and The Times, while the third shows an idealized photo of a Vietnamese worker. (2) Fight the cuts. Ban Private Practice for a National Health Service. London, ca. 1977. 76 x 51 cm. Protest poster against privatisation of the N.H.S. (3) Which Side Are You On? London, 1970s. 76 x 51 cm. Poster depicting American folk singer Sarah Ogan Gunning in support of strikes and protesting. (4) Wealth in a capitalist society[...]. London, 1979. 76 x 51 cm. Part of the series "The Modern State", which provides commentary and analysis on the social and economic conditions of free market capitalism. -and 18 others.

Incl. some duplicates. Some posters sl. edgeworn, overall good. The Poster-Film Collective was initially formed in response to the miners strikes and the Vietnam war. The committee later became heavily involved with the Grunwick Strike and made many posters (indirectly) supporting the strike. The posters stand out due to the Collective's signature style, mixing photomontage, typography and bold use of colour. (total 22)