Chinese Cultural Revolution Poster, 1968’s, Mao Instruction Propaganda, Original

Description

Printed of 1968’s, original, size 25 x 30 inches, lithography woodcut color printing on the handmade paper of an acid free. Artist by Mao Zedong Thought Combat Team, issued by the Hankou Worker’s Rebellion Headquarters (HWRH), suite 401, Liberation Building, the province of Hubei, China. HWRH was the first workers rebel organization in Hubei established Nov. 10
th
in 1966.
This is an early Chinese Great Proletariat Cultural Revolution (CGPCR, 1966 –1976) poster, especially a Mao‘s spiritual instruction propaganda printed by the southern, one of the most intensive cities of fight.
The poster based on an article , which published in November, 1948 written by Chairman Mao (Mao Zedong, 1893 – 1976) for the intelligence agency publication < Strive for Lasting Peace, Strive for People’s Democracy!> of the European Communist Party and Work’s Party to commemorating the 31
st
anniversary of the Russian October Revolution.
The poster takes a short extract by Mao’s article as the title which said “If there is a revolution, there must be a revolutionary party. Without a revolutionary party established in accordance with the revolutionary theory and revolutionary style of Marxism-Leninism, it would be impossible to lead the working class and the broad masses of the people in defeating imperialism and its lackeys”. The bust of young Mao.
The HWRH used these quote as guide for rebellion. An excellent artwork of the political propaganda, an early example of the Mao’s instruction poster especially from the south China. Very limited edition, collectible and good condition. Reserve # M361968S0909217B. All rights reserved.