Peace Posters

This powerful 1953 original Soviet poster by Zelenski is a striking example of Cold War–era peace propaganda, created at a time when the Soviet Union positioned itself as the defende...

He created a graphic work, “No More Hiroshimas,” and other peace posters for the American Friends Service Committee.

Peace is Power print, Shepard Fairey dove artwork, peace symbolism screenprint, nonviolence themed art, unity and diplomacy poster, holiday release print, social harmony artwork, act...

He created a graphic work, “No More Hiroshimas,” and other peace posters for the American Friends Service Committee.

Peace is Power print, Shepard Fairey dove artwork, peace symbolism screenprint, nonviolence themed art, unity and diplomacy poster, holiday release print, social harmony artwork, act...

Peace is Power print, Shepard Fairey dove artwork, peace symbolism screenprint, nonviolence themed art, unity and diplomacy poster, holiday release print, social harmony artwork, act...

Keith Haring Rare Hiroshima Peace Celebration poster (hand signed by Keith Haring), from the Patrick Eddington Collection, 1988 Framed Original offset lithograph (Hand signed by Keit...

In 1986, Benn received an international prize in recognition of donating his poster design symbolizing peace and human rights to UNESCO.

Original Ingen Rast, Ingen Ro, a Swedish vintage silent movie poster from 1920. Translated, it means No Rest, No Peace.

At the bottom of the poster appears the phrase: “Невозможно спокойно работать…” A precise translation would be: “It is impossible to work calmly…” or “It is impossible to work in ...

Brown, known for his architectural clarity and crisp draughtsmanship, created works that conveyed both movement and monumentality. In this poster, the Britannic becomes not just a ve...

Combining humour, political observation and accomplished lithographic printing, Sempre Pronti – Toujours Prêts remains an outstanding example of nineteenth-century European satirical...

He became very involved in local and national politics, creating his first anti-war "peace" poster in 1965 and becoming a charter member of the Aspen Liberation Front, a loose-knit g...

This 1973 Soviet poster expresses a clear and universal message: the exploration of space must serve peace rather than conflict.

It captures the ambition of a society that sought to shape its citizens into capable, technically proficient participants in both peace and potential conflict. Original Poster Spor...

The visual narrative may reflect common Soviet propaganda motifs, such as criticizing the alleged aggression and imperialism of Western nations, while contrasting it with the USSR's ...

Thanks in part to this advertising campaign by Erik Nitsche, the Atomic Age was spun as a movement of scientific progress and development that would foster peace around the world.Thi...

Gaston Jacquement's poster masterfully conveys this message of peace.

The imagery of the shattered swastika underscores the impending defeat of the Axis powers and the restoration of peace and freedom. Such posters were instrumental in rallying public ...

Created during a period when Switzerland promoted itself as a haven of peace and natural beauty, this poster embodies a shift toward experiential travel—inviting visitors not just to...

Military - Politics - Peace Printed in serigraphy BREADLINE posters (Australia) - CRAC

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The use of aviation in a recreational context signaled a shift towards peace and progress, making the poster a cultural artifact of its time.

This edition contained posters from his commercial portfolio, posters about peace and love, and important images from his life and history.

Commissioned by the Conseil National du Mouvement de la Paix, France’s national peace movement, the poster became a symbol of leftist and pacifist resistance against what was seen as...

For the record, this poster, which advocates peace in a particularly tense context (between two wars) caused, from the beginning of its exhibition at the Palais des Tuileries, such a...

Picasso did not create this poster for a commercial purpose, but to support the Mouvement de la Paix (French Peace Movement) and broader peace campaigns.

It was Picasso himself who, in 1949, transformed the dove into a universal symbol of peace with his poster for the World Peace Congress held in Paris that year.

After World WarII, Picasso created the famous Dove for the poster of the peace movement (1949). Picasso then aroused a crowd of imitators, and was known worldwide.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.

He left another letter, to be delivered in the event of his death, making peace with Amélie. However, Matisse's extraordinary creativity could not be dampened.