Posters of the Dutch Solidarity Movement with Chile:
Subtitle:
(1972-1990)
Publication Name:
European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
Volume, number, page:
95, p. 109–113.
Year of Publication:
2013
Editor(s):
CEDLA
Organization Name:
Centre for Latin American Research and Documentation.
Acronym:
CEDLA
Publisher:
CEDLA
City:
Amsterdam.
Web Page:
Country of Publication:
Netherlands.
ISBN or ISSN:
0924-0608
Considered Countries:
Países Bajos
the Netherlands
Chile
Holanda
Category:
Academic articles
Theme:
Civil Society
Keyword(s):
Society
Foreign Policy
Civil Society
Social Movements
Refugees
Abstract:
Posters are an interesting source for the study of the solidarity movement.The International Institute of Social History (IISH) preserves a collection
of some 300 Netherlands-Chile posters, the majority from the seventies. Many of these posters invite participation in the annual national (Amsterdam) and local manifestations on 11 September, the date of the coup.Some posters are very simple, hastily made to announce local actions or manifestations Others are made by professional artists and cartoonists. After refugees arrived, many posters were influenced by Chilean artistic styles, such as the tradition of political mural paintings.
of some 300 Netherlands-Chile posters, the majority from the seventies. Many of these posters invite participation in the annual national (Amsterdam) and local manifestations on 11 September, the date of the coup.Some posters are very simple, hastily made to announce local actions or manifestations Others are made by professional artists and cartoonists. After refugees arrived, many posters were influenced by Chilean artistic styles, such as the tradition of political mural paintings.
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