The surveillance of the city – Spanish Civil War poster Spooky Sale drawing on the “Hero-worker” archetype

drawing on the “Hero-worker” archetype of earlier socialist posters

Poster from the Second World War issued by the British government showing a soldier a scene of British assault in North Africa

The poster was designed by Polish artist Michał Boruciński

The German eagle is perched overhead surveying the scene and in the back you can see Uncle Sam

1936) published by the Anarchist CNT-FAI

The surveillance of the city – Spanish Civil War poster Spooky Sale drawing on the “Hero-worker” archetypePoster from the Spanish Civil War published in Valencia showing a militiaman standing guard over the city with a huge eye behind him. The poster serves as a warning against Nationalist terrorism and sabotage. The full translation: "The surveillance of the city must be ensured by the antifascist Popular Guard" This is a reproduction printed professionally on high quality matte paper. See full size guide