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World Mother's Day '69

ID Number: 22663
Maker: Another Mother for Peace
Technique: offset
Date Made: circa 1969
Place Made: United States: California, Beverly Hills
Measurements: 104.1 cm x 13 cm; 41 in x 5 1/8 in
Main Subject: Peace (Anti-War); Viet Nam War Era
Materials: Matte paper (fiber product)
Digitized: Y

Full Text:
World Mother's Day '69 Another Mother for Peace War is not healthy for children and other living things [22 languages] We owe the world to children everywhere! © Another Mother for Peace, Beverly Hills

Acquisition Number: 2003-003

Notes:
Based on an engraving by Lorraine Schneider

Production Notes: light brown background

Copyright Status:
Under copyright; used by CSPG with permission.

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