Chinese Cultural Revolution Poster, 1967, Right Rebel & Revolt Propa. Original

Description

This is a vintage poster of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, date of 1967, size 20 x 29 1/2 inches, lithographic woodcut printing of an acid free. Edited by the Campaign Union of Eastern Red, a academic organization of the Nanjing Technology Institute, southern China.
The poster titled The Revolution Does Not Criminal, which means that the Cultural Revolutionist does the right and justified, as well as the meaning of right to rebel and right to revolt, it will be not considered as criminal.
The story based on the Movement of Take-Down Liu Shaoqi (early in 1967) and the Large-scale Violence Conflict Incidents, which happened in Nanjing, the capital city of Jiangsu province in the middle 1967. Graphic of Liu Shaoqi (1898-1969), Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997) and others were symbolized impaling by the soldier and a worker.
Remarkable, unique local propaganda from southern city of China, limited of edition, very collectible and good condition. Reserve# G12196702122124O