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[Pasadena]: Emory Douglas, Committee for the Defense of Human Rights and Free the SF8 Organization, 2009. Poster. 14x22 inches offset printed poster in red, black, gray and white, very good condition. This is an offset printed copy of the limited edition silkscreen poster, a bit smaller but with the same image. Created to raise funds for the SF8 defense fund and the Committee for the Defense of Human Rights.
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Free the SF8; tortured fabricated confessions [offset poster]
by Douglas, Emory
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Free the SF8; tortured fabricated confessions (original silkscreen poster)
by Douglas, Emory
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[Pasadena]: Emory Douglas, Committee for the Defense of Human Rights and Free the SF8 Organization, 2009. Poster. 19x25 inches silkscreened on heavy card stock in red, black, gray and white. Limited to 50 copies silkscreened and signed by the artist. Created to raise funds for the SF8 defense fund and the Committee for the Defense of Human Rights.
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