No Franco. No Americans. No King.
1976
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1976
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
No Franco. No Americans. No King. is a 1976 by Martin Walker, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
The painting features a striking composition with a prominent American flag at the top, overlaid with the faces of two men. The bottom section is divided into three vertical stripes, with the left and right stripes in green and the middle stripe in orange. Below this, a row of five green silhouettes of the Statue of Liberty is visible, with flames rising from the bottom. The background is a vibrant yellow. In the foreground, the words "NO FRANCO NO AMERICANS NO KING" are written in bold black letters, accompanied by a small logo featuring a gun and the letters "FRAP." The overall effect is one of boldness and protest. To learn more about the artist behind this powerful piece, explore the work of Walker, Martin.
British designer Martin Walker turned bold typography and stark slogans into rallying cries on 1970s protest posters.
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