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(BLACK PANTHERS.) STOWE, JR, GEORGE.
Black Panther and Black
Pantheress.
Pair of psychedelic posters, with velvet-textured surfaces. 35x23 inches.
California, 1972
[1,000/1,500]
Two classic posters from the period of the 1970’s hung in the Oakland Museum, as part of
its exhibit “Loving the Art of the Political Poster.”
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(BLACK PANTHERS.)
Street
Wall Journal;The Panthers: History as
Repression.
Poster, 22x15 inches; small
archival repair to top right corner in blank
area.
NewYork: Committee to Defend
the Panther 21, 1970
[600/800]
A chronology of violence visited on black people
from 1969 until the time of printing. “In the eyes
of white America, the life of one black man weighs
less than that of a white man. Last week highway
patrolmen opened fire without warning on the girls’
dormitory at Jackson State College in Mississippi,
murdering two black students.Three days earlier,
six black men in Augusta Georgia were shot to
death when Lester Maddox unleashed his police
forces on the black community.”
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