A striking vintage political poster commemorating Al-Karmah (), dated 1968, one of the most recognisable moments in modern Palestinian visual culture. The poster employs a dramatic black, white, & red palette, combining collage-style imagery of fragmented machinery & ascending human figures with stark symbolic elements. The red circle evokes the sun, sacrifice, or resolve, while the upward movement of figures suggests resilience & collective struggle. The minimalist composition reflects the influence of late-1960s international political poster design, adapted to a distinctly Arab visual language. The Arabic text references Al-Karmah (1968) & frames the event as a moment of dignity & resistance, making this poster both a historical artifact & a powerful example of Middle Eastern modernist graphic design. Ideal for: Collectors of Middle Eastern political posters Libraries, archives, & academic spaces Fans of modernist & conceptual graphic design Statement wall art with historical significance ???? Print Details High-quality reproduction of an original vintage poster Carefully restored to preserve original texture & character Printed on premium archival paper Multiple sizes available ???? A historically important & visually striking work of Arab political graphic art from the late 1960s. Note: Frames used in photos displaying the poster are demonstrative & may not reflect the frames available for purchase. Al-Karmah 1968 Vintage Political Poster - Arabic Modernist Graphic Art Palestinian Propaganda