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Labour Give Sport Fair Deal 1960s | Political Poster
Labour Give Sport Fair Deal 1960s | Political Poster
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A bold red trapezoid commands attention with yellow lettering declaring 'GIVE SPORT A FAIR DEAL', while 'VOTE' appears in black above the Labour Party name in a contrasting brown oval below.
Commissioned by the Labour Party during Harold Wilson's campaign era of the mid-1960s, this poster represents Labour's progressive stance on sports policy and leisure provision. The stark modernist design, printed by Carltoscreen Ltd, reflects the party's forward-looking approach to social reform during this transformative decade in British politics.
Part of Labour's broader campaign for social justice and modernisation, this poster targeted working-class voters concerned with recreational facilities and sporting opportunities in their communities. The simplified geometric composition and bold colour contrasts exemplify the confident political graphics of the Wilson era.
Reproduced as an archival print using museum-quality pigment inks on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art Paper, preserving the bold impact of this significant piece of British political communication design.
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A bold red trapezoid commands attention with yellow lettering declaring 'GIVE SPORT A FAIR DEAL', while 'VOTE' appears in black above the Labour Party name in a contrasting brown oval below.
Commissioned by the Labour Party during Harold Wilson's campaign era of the mid-1960s, this poster represents Labour's progressive stance on sports policy and leisure provision. The stark modernist design, printed by Carltoscreen Ltd, reflects the party's forward-looking approach to social reform during this transformative decade in British politics.
Part of Labour's broader campaign for social justice and modernisation, this poster targeted working-class voters concerned with recreational facilities and sporting opportunities in their communities. The simplified geometric composition and bold colour contrasts exemplify the confident political graphics of the Wilson era.
Reproduced as an archival print using museum-quality pigment inks on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art Paper, preserving the bold impact of this significant piece of British political communication design.
