More vintage poster art from the late 60s/70s-era coming from Cuba's Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa and Latin America . Most recently we saw the work of some various artists after having already featured work by Faustino Pérez, Lazaro Abreu and Alfredo Rostgaard. Here we feature another particular artist with a pair of Daysi Garcia's designs pictured below. Cuba's Day of Solidarity with the Afro-American People (1968) Cuba's Day of solidarity with Angola (1968)

A look at some more Polish film poster art courtesty of the Danish Film Institute.

From the personal collection of Michael Taylor we take yet another look at some vintage poster art of Cuba's Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa and Latin America. We've already seen some of these by Faustino Pérez and Lazaro Abreu - here we see a number of designs by Alfredo Rostgaard. Democracy Representative (1968) Tricontinental Conference 3rd Anniversary (1968) Santo Domingo (1965) Sekou Toure (1971) Nixon (1972) via 50W

A look at some Polish film poster art courtesty of the Danish Film Institute's Flickr page.

From the personal collection of collector Michael Taylor we get a look at some of Cuba's Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa and Latin America posters. Last time we saw the work of Faustino Pérez, this time we look at the work of artist Lazaro Abreu. Cuba's Day of solidarity with the Arab Peoples of Syria (1970) Day of world solidarity with the people of "so-called" Portuguese Guinea and Cape Verde (1970) The Queen's House of Detention (1975) via 50W

From the personal collection of collector Michael Taylor we get a look at some of Cuba's Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa and Latin America posters designed by artist and revolutionary Faustino Pérez. Cuba's day of solidarity with the people of Palestine (1968) Cuba's day of solidarity with Venezuela (1969) Cuba's day of solidarity with Zimbabwe (1970) via 50W

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A look at the new Bast poster being displayed in Brooklyn. via JUX