Title: Pushing the Right Buttons
Art Director/Designer: Erika Rothenberg
Country/Year: USA/1992
The political choice between feeding the hungry or military aggression is dramatized in this poster. (from The Design of Dissent, Milton Glaser & Mirko Ilic)
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