Not the Church and Not the State. A Woman's Right to Choose Abortion On Demand
1976
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1976
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
Not the Church and Not the State. A Woman's Right to Choose Abortion On Demand is a 1976 by Red Dragon Print Collective, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This poster shows a crowd of people shouting and raising their fists. The faces are bold and red against a dark background. At the top, smaller images of a nun, a judge, and a politician appear behind a banner with the words "NOT THE CHURCH AND NOT THE STATE." The text at the bottom reads: *"A WOMAN'S RIGHT TO CHOOSE FREE ABORTION ON DEMAND."* The faces look determined, some with clenched fists or open mouths, as if protesting loudly. Look up the Victoria and Albert Museum to see more posters like this.
This 1976 screen-print poster turns protest into art. Titled *Not the Church and Not the State. A Woman's Right to Choose Abortion On Demand*, it belongs to the urgent visual language of 1970s political posters. Bold…
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