Democracy in Print

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this debate in an interesting way. Have we as Designers overcomplicated our message, have we as Political activists lost our way in producing content that is aspirational rather than confrontational. It’s interesting to start on this high note and see the aesthetic and messages shift over time.

Democracy in Print

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1951 Unknown The Good Neighbour Votes Labour

1951 Unknown We can't afford a Tory Government

1951 Unknown Troies - profits for the few Labour profits everybody

1951 Unknown Use it for peace

1951 Unknown It's never happened before - six years of full employment

1951 Unknown End the profit ramp

1951 Unknown Give Labour security in the House to give you security in the Home

1951 Unknown Declare war on the profiteers

1951 Unknown Keep the Peace Keep Labour at Westminster

1950 Unknown Tories would - Slash subsidies and push prices up

1950 Unknown For Radical reform

1950 Unknown High profits for big business. High prices for housewives

1950 Unknown Healthy thanks to Labour

1950 Unknown Labour see that you get these

1950 Unknown His Future - Your Vote

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1950 Unknown You wouldn't put out a government which has done so much for us?

1950 Unknown Remember? Don't give the Tories another chance

1945 Philip Zec INDUSTRY MUST SERVE THE PEOPLE - NOT ENSLAVE THEM

1945 Philip Zec LABOUR FOR PROSPERITY

1945 Philip Zec LABOUR FOR HIM

1945 Philip Zec LABOUR FOR HER

1945 Philip Zec HELP THEM FINISH THEIR JOB

1945 John Armstrong AND NOW - WIN THE PEACE

1983 Rafael Enriquezs Foreign Debt

1945 Philip Zec LABOUR FOR HOMES

1972 Alfrédo Rostgaard Day of Solidarity with the Congo, 1972