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Avant Garde Magazine – November 1968 – “No More War!” Posters – No Label – Good Condition
This November 1968 issue of Avant Garde Magazine is a powerful and visually striking edition, featuring the highly anticipated “No More War!” anti-war poster series. With a collection of provocative artwork, cultural criticism, political satire, and progressive commentary, this issue reflects the turbulent energy of the late 1960s and remains a treasured collectible for fans of counterculture, design, and dissent.
Condition:
This item is in good condition, with all pages intact and only minor signs of wear consistent with age. The item shown in the listing is the exact copy you will receive. Please review photos for condition reference.
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Contents Overview:
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Front Lines – p. 1
Opening editorial spread featuring current headlines and commentary. -
Letters to the Editor – p. 8
Reader feedback responding to prior issues and features. -
“No More War!” Posters – p. 10
A bold gallery of anti-war poster submissions reflecting the voices of protest and peace in 1968. This highly visual centerpiece is one of Avant Garde’s most memorable contributions to the anti-war movement. -
In the White House Doghouse – p. 16
By Ralph Schoenstein
A satirical piece critiquing presidential image, possibly referencing LBJ or Nixon's PR missteps. -
On the Psychology of World Order – p. 20
By Jerome D. Frank, M.D.
A psychological and humanitarian exploration of peace, conflict, and the roots of war. -
Tom Wesselman: Pleasure Painter – p. 24
A profile of pop artist Tom Wesselman, known for his bold, sensual interpretations of the female form.
Cover artwork: “Seascape #17” by Tom Wesselman -
The New Sears Catalogue: A Book Review – p. 29
By L. Eric Hotaling
A humorous literary critique of consumerism through a deadpan review of the iconic Sears catalog. -
Son of “Hair” – p. 32
Photographs by Roger Denim
A behind-the-scenes visual feature on the cultural explosion following Hair, the revolutionary counterculture musical. -
Ron Cobb: Daumier of the New Left – p. 38
A tribute to the sharp political cartoonist whose artwork shaped anti-establishment dialogue during the Vietnam era. -
The Honorable Discharge of Pvt. Sam – p. 40
By Gary Youree
A fictional or semi-autobiographical tale reflecting on draft resistance and the cost of service. -
Living High on the Hog Farm – p. 44
Photographs by Julian Wasser
A photo essay exploring life on The Hog Farm, the legendary hippie commune and peace collective. -
Brain Damage: Sorcery as Art – p. 52
Photographs by Ira Cohen and Bill Devore
A surreal visual journey into performance art and psychedelia, blending mysticism with experimental photography.
Cover:
"Seascape #17" by Tom Wesselman
This issue is a vivid time capsule of anti-war sentiment, artistic revolution, and youth counterculture at its peak. A must-have for collectors of Avant Garde, political art, and 1960s cultural history.