1972 Chilean political poster, "Darle duro a la producción" (Hit production hard), Vicente and Antonio Larrea Canoeing Cruwell often used 'natives' in

Cruwell often used 'natives' in their advertising posters: another one which we have had in the past featured Native American man in a head-dress smoking a peace pipe

The pianist misunderstands

This poster was created for a theatrical production of the classic Shakespearean  drama Twelfth Night

The book has been translated into over 505 different languages and dialects worldwide

and held his first exhibition there

1972 Chilean political poster, "Darle duro a la producción" (Hit production hard), Vicente and Antonio Larrea Canoeing Cruwell often used 'natives' inDate: 1972 Size: 19. 25 x 27 inches Artist: Larrea Brothers About The Poster: The Unidad Popular (UP) in Chile was a left wing political coalition that came to power in 1970 with the election of Salvador Allende. During this period, posters became a key tool for political communication, used to mobilize supporters, promote social programs, and express the coalitions vision of socialism and social justice. These posters often combined bold colors,