Emory Douglas

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untitled (children playing) Emory Douglas 1987 Poster has a black and white illustration of one child pushing another in a wheeled cart, with cranes feeding in the background.	untitled (children reading) Emory Douglas 1987 Poster has a black and white illustration of two children sitting behind a book of maps, with crafting supplies between them.
Untitled Emory Douglas 1969 Poster printed with blue and black ink on white paper. The page has an unprinted outer border that frames a black background. A black and white image of a man standing at a microphone pointing...	Peace Heals War Kills Emory Douglas, Inkworks Press 2007 Poster depicts three children wearing brown outfits and holding signs. From left to right the children are male, female, and female. Each child has a black and green peace emblem on them. The...
Health Is Wealth Emory Douglas, Inkworks Press 2007 Poster depicts two African American Children writing on the wall. They are writing: "Health is Wealth" in green. There are yellow speech bubbles next to both children. The girl on the...	untitled ["One of our main purposes is to unify our brothers and sisters..."] Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a stylized drawing of several male figures. The central and most prominent figure has a beard, a hat, a button with a photograph of a person, and is holding a rifle; he is facing to...
untitled (Male Figure) Emory Douglas c. 1967 The poster has a thick unprinted border overall. The poster has a a stylized drawing of an African American, male figure. Shown from the chest up the figure is wearing a white collored shirt and...	Why Must Black People Look At Each Other Through Prison Bars? Emory Douglas 1971 The top edge of the drawing has the text: "Why Must Black People / Look At Each Other Through Prison Bars? Where Is Our Freedom?". Below is a drawing of a male figure in red and blue clothing he...
Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! All Power To The People Hallelujah! Emory Douglas 1971 The top edge of the poster has the text: "Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! All Power To The People Hallelujah!". Below the poster has a drawing of a laughing, African American, female figure....	untitled (man with automatic rifle) Emory Douglas c. 1968 The poster has a drawing of a male figure holding an automatic rifle. The figure is rendered in black with white clothing. The upper right corner has the text: "Wherever Death May Surprise Us, It...
untitled (mother and child) Emory Douglas 1967 The poster is printed with a large stylized drawing. The drawing shows the back of a female figure from the chest up. The female figure is wearing a scarf on her head and holding a child who is...	We Are Advocates of the Abolition of War... Emory Douglas 1968 The poster has a large black and white stylized drawing that depicts soldiers of various races and nationalities. The drawing depicts five soldiers from left to right there are: two African...
untitled Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a stylized drawing of several male figures. The central and most prominent figure has a beard, a hat, a button with a photograph of a person, and is holding a rifle; he is facing to...	untitled [armed woman and child] Emory Douglas 1967 The poster has a large stylized drawing of a woman and child overall. The drawing shows a living room with the woman seated on a couch at left and the child standing before her at the center of...
The Lumpen Emory Douglas 1970 The top edge of the poster has the text: "The Heir Of Malcolm Have Picked Up The Gun / And Now Stand Millions Strong Facing The Racist Pig Oppressor". Below the poster has a large stylized drawing...	Afro-American Solidarity with the Oppressed People of the World Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a large stylized drawing of a female figure. Shown from the waist up she is holding spear and has a rifle slung over her shoulder. The figure is clothed in purple and gray with an...
untitled Emory Douglas 1970 The top edge of the drawing has the text: "When I Spend More Time Fightin The Rats, Than Taking Care Of My Children / You Know, IT Makes Me Realize That I Have A Right To Kill The Greedy /...	Freedom Is a Constant Struggle Emory Douglas 1971 The poster has a stylized drawing of an older male figure sitting in a chair with an infant on his lap. The older man is wearing blue pants, a blue jacket, a green shirt, green shoes, and a brown...
Untitled (On the Bones of the Oppressors) Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a stylized drawing overall. The lower right corner of the drawing has a male figure shown from the chest up, rendered almost entirely in black with highlights of white and orange....	untitled (We Are Soldiers...) Emory Douglas c. 1969 The poster has a large stylized drawing of two male figures shown from the neck up. The figures are located toward the left side of the poster. The left most figure has a green on his head. The...
untitled [walking man with book and rifle] Emory Douglas 1968 The poster has a stylized drawing of a male figure. The figure is shown mid step, he is holding an automatic rifle in his right hand that is partially obscuring his face. The figure is carrying a...	untitled Emory Douglas 1968 The poster has a stylized drawing of a female figure holding an infant in her arms. Both figures are rendered in black and have no facial features or other details on their body. The female figure...
Murdered [Sam Napier] Emory Douglas 1971 The top edge of the poster has the text: "Murdered". Below is a black and white photograph of a male figure, shown from the neck, he has a mustache. The bottom of the poster has the text: "Sam...	untitled (Alprentice 'Bunchy' Carter) Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a thin unprinted border overall. The poster has a large black and white photograph of a male figure on the right side. Shown from the chest up he is wearing dark jacket and light...