This circa 1970 original political poster, issued in the context of Middle Eastern nationalist movements, reflects the visual propaganda culture that emerged during the late 1960s and early 1970s amid regional political tensions and armed conflict. The Arabic inscription is more accurately translated as “The Palestinian revolution and the Lebanese National Movement are one”. The slogan expresses solidarity between Palestinian organizations and Lebanese nationalist factions, particularly relevant during the period leading up to the Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990). While no exact publication date appears on the poster, its graphic style, typography, and political messaging strongly suggest production around the early 1970s. Visually, the composition is stark and dramatic: silhouetted armed figures stand against a high-contrast background, emphasizing unity, struggle, and collective identity. The restrained palette and photographic silhouette technique are characteristic of political poster design of the era, prioritizing immediacy and symbolic impact over decorative detail. Today, posters of this kind are valued as historical artifacts documenting political communication, ideological alliances, and graphic design trends of the period. Beyond their political message, they provide insight into the visual language of activism and propaganda during a pivotal moment in Middle Eastern history. Original Poster War - Palestine - Politics Good condition
