Giclee Print of Vintage Anti-War Poster from shops 1968

Joe Simboli designed a set of War/Peace posters in 1968 in response to a call from Herb Lubalin, a well-known NYC art director for Avant Garde magazine, who was sponsoring a "No More War" contest.

Deeply affected by his experience at the liberation of Ohrdruf Concentration Camp during WWII, Joe designed the posters as a reflection on the insane nature of war.
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Giclee is a high quality print on heavy, archival paper. These prints will not fade and will last a lifetime. They are commonly found in museums and art galleries.

Dimensions are 12" x16" with additional 1 inch border for matting.
(9x12 also available in separate listing.)