OSPAAAL (ORGANIZATION OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLES OF ASIA, AFRICA AND LATIN AMERICA)
Signed in 2006 by the Artist
Title: IMF (This is the 2006 printing) 13 x 19 inches (33 x 48cm)
Offset
Original This poster was first created in 1983, it has been reprinted in a new size in 2006, we consider this to be an original, signed by the artist.
We also have many of the original pieces of art work that were used to create the OSPAAAL posters. Our close association with the Organization and the artists have made this offering possible.
several signed copies available
Many original posters have insect holes light to moderate, edge and surface ware, foxing.
Very rare poster
Year: 1983-2006
page; 171A
artist: Rafael enriquez
Size: 33 x 48 cm
19 x 13 inches
Printing method: Offset
Condition: As can be seen in the images. please view the images, and ask any questions prior to bidding.
For the purpose of attaching a catalogue or poster numbering system, we have chosen the page number from the 1st published book of OSPAAAL posters. (1997)
This is the most widely held book, available at many libraries, another book that was published about OSPAAAL posters is that book by Fichard Frick, it also contains images of the posters, and some written detail)
These posters can generally be found on various web sites under the search for OSPAAAL.
All posters are Original, some posters were printed in Spanish, French, English and Arabic.
Postage USA $7 per shipment
Postage International $20 per shipment
Additional charges may apply for Silkscreeen OSPAAAL posters that are printed on heavy stock paper, this may require flat shipment, rather than a Tube.
Condition of the poster I am buying.
Generally the image of the poster as shown is the poster you are buying, in cases where we have multipal posters of simuilar quality, we will include a photo that is representative of the poster.
Edge ware, Surface ware, insect holes, foxing. These are all realities of storage, transporation and handling. Many times the eageware of a poster can be hidden by proper matting and framing. Is a perfect poster more valuable than a damaged poster, I think we all know the answer to that question, but there is also an issue of Supply and Demand, if the only poster available is damaged, it may still be a meaningful addition to your collection. Many stamp and coin collectors will continually up grade their collection. Selling or trading.