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1969
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The original poster "Día del Campesino 17 de Mayo 1969, Año del Esfuerzo Decisivo" is a powerful visual representation of the celebration of farmworkers and their vital contributions to the nation. Created in 1969, this poster was designed to commemorate Dia del Campesino, or Farmer’s Day, a significant occasion in several Latin American countries, especially in countries like Mexico and Cuba, where farmworkers have been central to the economy and cultural identity.
The year 1969 is marked as the "Año del Esfuerzo Decisivo" (Year of the Decisive Effort), a slogan likely referring to the continued agricultural reform efforts and focus on modernizing rural life and production during the period. The poster was crafted during a time when the agrarian reform and the empowerment of the peasantry were major themes in the socio-political landscape of Latin America. In several countries, this era was associated with major transformations aimed at improving the conditions for farmworkers, who represented a significant portion of the population but often faced exploitation and poverty.
The poster reflects the celebration of rural labor and its central importance to national progress. It highlights the strong connection between rural workers and the land, emphasizing the idea that their work is foundational to the country’s strength and development. The design typically features bold, graphic elements, with imagery representing agriculture—such as tools of the trade like hoes, sickles, or plows—along with symbols of unity and labor. These elements are often fused with nationalist or revolutionary iconography to align with the political goals of the time.
The slogan, "Año del Esfuerzo Decisivo," suggests a commitment to collective effort and sacrifice, a call to action that emphasizes the importance of working together for the betterment of the nation. This was consistent with the political rhetoric of the 1960s and 1970s in Latin America, particularly in countries undergoing socialist or revolutionary movements. The year 1969 also coincided with the global wave of political activism, and the Dia del Campesino campaign was part of this broader movement to assert the rights and importance of working-class citizens, particularly those in rural areas.
This poster also reflects the importance of national holidays and commemorations in fostering a sense of pride and collective identity. The Dia del Campesino was not only a day to honor those working in agriculture but also a reminder of the broader struggles for social justice, economic equality, and land reform. By elevating the role of farmworkers to that of heroes or national pillars, the poster both valorizes the contribution of the campesinos and reinforces the political ideology of the time.
Throughout Latin America, posters like this one were often distributed widely to raise awareness, promote political ideology, and celebrate key figures or groups contributing to the nation's progress. They served as an artistic tool for political mobilization and as a means to communicate messages of unity, progress, and collective effort.
The "Día del Campesino" posters from this period remain powerful cultural and historical documents. They encapsulate a moment in time when the political will of governments and the hopes of the working population intersected in a drive to address social issues and elevate the status of the rural worker. The use of vibrant colors, striking symbols, and clear messaging serves as a visual call to action, inviting the viewer to appreciate the vital role of agriculture and farm labor in shaping the nation's future.
Today, this poster serves as a reminder of the cultural and political movements that were unfolding in Latin America during the mid-20th century, particularly in relation to the struggles and victories of the working class. It reflects both the historical context of agricultural reform and the ongoing importance of rural workers in the fabric of the nation’s economy and identity.
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Politics - Cuba - Agriculture
- Creation Year:1969
- Dimensions:Height: 22.45 in (57 cm)Width: 13.78 in (35 cm)
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- Condition:Good condition, on linen.
- Gallery Location:PARIS, FR
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU1792215456332
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