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"Flowers of friendship", propaganda poster from the Chinese Cultural Revolution, 1970 (colour litho)
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"Flowers of friendship", propaganda poster from the Chinese Cultural Revolution, 1970 (colour litho)
RDA78544 "Flowers of friendship", propaganda poster from the Chinese Cultural Revolution, 1970 (colour litho) by Chinese School (20th century) ; Private Collection; (add.info.: Chinese Cultural Revolution, 1966-76;)
Media ID 33389844
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Communism Communist Cultural Revolution 1966 76 Lily Orchid Poltical Posters Propaganda Canister Labourer
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Flowers of Friendship: A Symbolic Propaganda Poster from the Chinese Cultural Revolution". This photograph captures a vibrant propaganda poster titled "Flowers of Friendship" which emerged during the tumultuous years of the Chinese Cultural Revolution in 1970. Created by an anonymous artist from the Chinese School, this colour lithograph serves as a powerful testament to the political climate and ideologies prevalent at that time. The image depicts a scene within a thermos factory, where female workers are diligently engaged in their laborious tasks. Amidst this industrial setting, delicate flowers such as orchids, lilies, and roses blossom with striking beauty. These blossoms symbolize friendship and camaraderie among workers while subtly reinforcing communist ideals. The poster's composition is carefully designed to evoke emotions of unity and collective strength. The juxtaposition between the hardworking labourers and the softness of nature highlights both their resilience and vulnerability. By intertwining these elements, it aims to inspire loyalty towards communism and reinforce its principles within society. As part of China's cultural revolution (1966-76), propaganda played an instrumental role in shaping public opinion. This particular artwork sought to promote worker solidarity while celebrating their contributions towards building a prosperous nation under communist rule. Preserved within a private collection today, this print offers us valuable insights into one of history's most transformative periods. Its vivid colours serve as reminders not only of artistic expression but also political indoctrination techniques employed during that era. Through "Flowers of Friendship" we are transported back to an era where art became intertwined with politics—a visual representation capturing both hope for progress and ideological fervor that defined China during those turbulent times.
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