Anti-American poster (wall painting). Perhaps the motif of a figure stabbed with a sword but holding pen and paper conceals the hope that the constitution, which had been suspended by the coup d'état, would be restored 革命軍の反米ポスター（壁画）。ペンと紙を持つ人を銃剣で突き刺している絵柄には、クーデターによって停止させられた憲法の復活を願う意図が込められているのだろうか

OKAMURA Akihiko 岡村昭彦

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: Anti-American poster (wall painting). Perhaps the motif of a figure stabbed with a sword but holding pen and paper conceals the hope that the constitution, which had been suspended by the coup d'état, would be restored
Original title: 革命軍の反米ポスター（壁画）。ペンと紙を持つ人を銃剣で突き刺している絵柄には、クーデターによって停止させられた憲法の復活を願う意図が込められているのだろうか
Artist Name: OKAMURA Akihiko
Year: 1965
Material / Technique: Chromogenic print
Dimensions: 370x250mm
Accession number: 10114109
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