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HAV-01-403-Z-G-303
GUSN-356834
Two screen printed protest posters. The first poster depicts a hand holding an olive branch. It reads "The strike is for everyone" and "Join the strike for peace." It 28 1/2 x 21 1/2 inches and dated circa 1970. The creator is unknown. The second poster is an advertisement for the HELP Program of Boston, an organization that provides free services such as birth control, draft counseling, and psychiatric help. The organization was located on Tremont Street in Boston. It is 24 x 18 1/4 inches and dated circa 1970.
strikes (events)
peace
posters
social issues
social movements
social conflict
family planning centers
psychiatric clinics
drafts (events)
substance abuse
posters
screen prints
2 posters : color illustrations
GC001
Original art collection
2019
GC001.USMA.General.781
Library & Archives Purchase
circa 1970
Library & Archives purchase, 2019
Massachusetts (United States)
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
posters
screen prints
Peace
Tear on one corner.
Item
HAV-01-403-Z-G-303
English
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