An Unusual Twist To The 1950s Anti Communist Narrative - Freedom Communist Style - Equal Rights And Justice - Vintage Barbed Wire

An Unusual Twist To The 1950s Anti Communist Narrative - Freedom Communist Style - Equal Rights And Justice - Vintage Barbed WireTreasures from THE POLITICS & POLITICIANS COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 24" x 11" work with a 24" x 11" frame. For inexpensive framing options, please feel free to contact us. This print, the image and the message, stands on its own without any further explanation, as do all our works. You can spend just a moment with it in passing and drink in its moment in time, its style, its meaning. But

So a pavilion was built for the Liberty Bell (love the bell

but they are resilient

This print stands on its own

we were struck by the bold treatment given by the artist

One of the earliest photographs I've ever seen of antique Levi's jeans in situ

Toasts were made

I was living in New York and roaring around town every night on a vintage BMW with a handsome Czech sidecar that matched beautifully

Back cover art by Georg Alexander Mathey for Carl Einstein’s Afrikanische Legenden

barely legal

the art director used a consistent technique of dodging and fading the backgrounds to a subtle pearlescence

we stumbled across a whole series of tiny stamps all done in this delightful silhouette style for Ernemann cameras out of Dresden

the National Historic Landmark had been a frightening yet comical eyesore in the 50s