Chinese Cultural Revolution Poster, 1974's, Important Political Propa. Vintage

Description

This is a political power propaganda poster, original, printed in 1974's, size
20” ½  x 29” ¾ inches, the lithographic woodcut color printing of an acid free. The background of this poster
based on the middle terms of the Chinese Cultural Revolution (CCR, 1966 - 1976) , also during the period of Cold War (1947 - 1991). Undated, issues unnoticed.
The main idea of the poster shown off the fallacy of the Third World Theory by Chinese Chairman Mao. The story based on
Chairman Mao Zedong （1893-1976）when he met with the Zambian first president KK ( Kenneth David Kaunda, 1924- ) in February 22, 1974. At the meeting Mao put forward his theory of the Three Worlds, called to the African peoples and Latin American for unite against the hegemonism.
KK becomes now the senior leader of the Organization of African Union and Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).
The poster also shown off the fury and enthusiasm during the Cold War that the international political conflicts among the Chinese, the Soviet and U.S.A, which based on the USA and Soviet political open-access visiting relations during 1972 - 1974.
The poster titled Chinese People Cannot Be Humiliated (right side), The People of the World Cannot Be Insulted (left side), on top The Third World.
Topics and symbolic, graphic figurines satiric to the imperialism and revisionism in Chinese, either Lyndon B. Johnson, maybe Richard Nixon, or Soviet Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev for reference. Very remarkable political propaganda artwork in the middle of CCR, very collectible and good in vintage condition.
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