WIR BAUERN MISTEN AUS

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Object description

image: a farmer with a pitchfork chucks out representatives of bourgoisie, comunism and other old Weihmar establishments text: Wir Bauern misten aus (We farmers clear away the rubbish) Wir wählen Liste: 2 National-Sozialisten (We vote for list 2: National- Socialist Party)

Physical description

A paper poster with an image of a man and other people and the legend "Wir Bauern Misten Aus". It is on a red background.

Object details

Category

posters

Creator

Albrecht, Felix

Production date

1932

Materials

Support: paper

medium: lithograph

Dimensions

Support: Height 854 mm, Width 603 mm

Catalogue number

Art.IWM PST 3180

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