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The poster was created in 1982 by Frieder Grindler and is part of "The 100 best posters from Europe and the United States / 1945-1990" collection. It is associated with the Krefeld Appeal, a significant anti-nuclear weapons movement in West Germany during the early 1980s, which protested against the deployment of new nuclear missiles in Europe.

KEINE ATOMRAKETEN - KREFELDER APPELL

1994

28 x 40 in (71 x 102 cm)

ID #CHAMBER-TUBE30-M

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"KEINE ATOMRAKETEN - KREFELDER APPELL"

Translation: NO NUCLEAR MISSILES - KREFELD APPEAL

German poster originally created by Frieder Grindler in 1982

This poster is a part of "The Toppan 100 Best Posters", a collection of 100 posters, published in 1995 by Toppan Printing Co., featuring some of the most iconic poster designs from Europe and the United States spanning from 1945 to 1990. Each poster selected has approximately 200 or fewer prints and was donated to art museums and educational institutions worldwide.

Artist: Frieder Grindler

Printer: Toppan Printing Co.

Condition: Very good

Material: paper

All sizes are approximate.

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