This poster marks the 40th anniversary of the defeat of fascism during World War II (1945–1985), produced for the Partido Socialista Puertorriqueño (PSP). The PSP, active from the 1970s–1990s, advocated for Puerto Rican independence, workers’ rights, and anti-imperialist causes. The commemoration aligned Puerto Rico’s political struggles with global anti-fascist memory, emphasizing solidarity with liberation movements and resistance to authoritarianism.
Alonso’s striking design—featuring a burning Nazi flag, barbed wire, and a marching crowd—places Puerto Rico in dialogue with international history. His bold color palette and dramatic composition evoke urgency and collective resistance. Posters like this were central to Puerto Rico’s activist visual culture during the 1980s, when political silkscreen art played an important role in mobilization, education, and community empowerment.
This poster marks the 40th anniversary of the defeat of fascism during World War II (1945–1985), produced for the Partido Socialista Puertorriqueño (PSP). The PSP, active from the 1970s–1990s, advocated for Puerto Rican independence, workers’ rights, and anti-imperialist causes. The commemoration aligned Puerto Rico’s political struggles with global anti-fascist memory, emphasizing solidarity with liberation movements and resistance to authoritarianism.
Alonso’s striking design—featuring a burning Nazi flag, barbed wire, and a marching crowd—places Puerto Rico in dialogue with international history. His bold color palette and dramatic composition evoke urgency and collective resistance. Posters like this were central to Puerto Rico’s activist visual culture during the 1980s, when political silkscreen art played an important role in mobilization, education, and community empowerment.
Authenticity: Signed
Condition: 4/5
Career: Established Career Artist
Age: 45
Size: 23 x 35 inches
Rarity: 1/50
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