The George Davis Campaign Presents A March
1976
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1976
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
The George Davis Campaign Presents A March is a 1976 by Martin Walker, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This poster shows a group of people marching, but only their legs and arms are visible. They’re holding hands, wearing red and blue clothes, and walking in a line. Above them, the word "AMARCH" is split in half by their arms, with a small figure standing below. The text at the bottom reads: *"For George Davis, Not Forgetting Peter Chappell, Tower Hill to Scotland Yard, Meet 2.30 Sunday 8 February."* It’s a call to join a march. Look up Walker, Martin next to see more of his work.
British designer Martin Walker turned bold typography and stark slogans into rallying cries on 1970s protest posters.
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