Chinese Propaganda from Peter Austern & Co. Books & Ephemera / Brooklyn Books

Ephemera. Good. No Binding. ??????? ??? ??? ?? ?? ???? ????? --TEXTILE ARMBAND-- PROPAGANDA CHINESE COMMUNIST-- Stenciled lettering on cotton, armband edges and ends are sewn. Loosely translated, this armband declares the wearer to be a Defender of Mao Zedong, and a member of Rebel Team of the Revolutionary Committee of Logistics Personnel of Shanghai… Read more about this item

Graphic Novels. Fair. No Binding. 1975. --Chinese Communist Graphic Novel/Comic Book-- 90 pages, 4"x5"-- Propaganda and the CCP are inseparable, from its posters and handbills to weird Youtube videos. The CCP has used graphic art in a fundamental way to ensure everyone agrees with its causes and beliefs. Starting in the1950s (long before Chairman Mao's Cultural Revolution), the CCP… Read more about this item

Print. Good. No Binding. ?? Read the Newspaper Chinese art print; selected Anhui art works. People's Publishing House, March 1973 The Cultural Revolution which took place between circa1966 and 1976 as a social/ political movement. Mao Tse Tung, then Chairman of the ruling Communist Party started this movement to reinforce strict communist dogma. Capitalism and traditional Chinese culture… Read more about this item

Poster. Very Good. No Binding. Approx.20x30 inches. Later printing of a poster originally published by People's Fine Art House. The poster describes Mao's 1959 visit with teachers and students in Hunan province. Shaoshan is Mao's birthplace. The Cultural Revolution which took place between circa 1966 and 1976 was a social/ political movement. Mao Tse Tung, then Chairman of the… Read more about this item

Poster. Very Good. No Binding. The Cultural Revolution which took place between circa1966 and 1976 was a social/ political movement. Mao Tse Tung, then Chairman of the ruling Communist Party started this movement to reinforce strict communist dogma. Capitalism and traditional Chinese culture were to be obliterated. Big-character posters were used to denounce people as opponents of the Revolution.… Read more about this item