Relazione finale del corso di Letteratura italiana (1894-95)

Arturo Graf

Poster: 'FREE Front Line Africa - From Apartheid', with a photograph underneath the text, 'FREE Front Line Africa', and above 'From Apartheid', of cheerful crowd of black African people running in the street with raised fists, demonstrating in front of white policemen on top of a vehicle. Brown and white background with green and white text. Part of 'Free Front Line Africa' campaign series.

Oxfam

Poster: 'AUSCHWITZ 1939 to 1945 BELSEN, 1975 to 1979 CAMBODIA. Help OXFAM in CAMBODIA', no image. Black and white background, white and black text. Photocopy of original

Oxfam

Poster: ‘Gandhi, Mandela, Mrs Hall from No 22.’, no image. Pink background, blue text. Part of 'Be Humankind' series.

Oxfam

Poster: ‘“So distribution should undo excess, and each man have enough.” Shakespeare. (King Lear)’, with sepia photograph of a child in rags. Brown background, brown text. With an information sheet on the reverse. Part of the Bother Poster series.

Oxfam

Poster: ‘Handloom weaving, Calcutta/Tablecloths for Oxfam Shops’, with a black and white photograph of a young girl weaving on a loom. Part of the ‘Oxfam Helping by Selling Project’ series. Image as background, white text.

Oxfam

Sea-Pie -- July 1919

Collection Charles Cros. Micro-ordinateurs (média : multimédias). Micro-ordinateurs Commodore - 64. Micro-ordinateur Commodore 64, n° de série C39139

Blighty -- Christmas, 1917

Poster: 'GENOCIDE IN RWANDA. DON'T LOOK AWAY', with black and white image of bodies in the back of a truck. White background, black text. Part of 'Rwanda Emergency Appeal' series.

Oxfam

Ralph Waldo Emerson

On the twenty-third of August, 1927 Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti workingmen, and dreamers of the brotherhood of man, who thought to find it in America, after seven tortured years in prison, were done to a cruel death by the the children of those Pilgrims who, long ago, fled to this land -for Freedom