In the torture-chambers of fascism,
Fragment, 1935. Gypsum
The Accident.
Wood engraving, 1934
Uncle Ho is still Leading our Military Operation.
Poster paint with graphite and ballpoint under drawing, on machine-made paper, May 1970
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| M.G. Lysenko, In the torture-chambers of fascism, Fragment, 1935. Gypsum |
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| Leopoldo Mendez, The Accident. Wood engraving, 1934 |
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| Nguyen Thu, Uncle Ho is still Leading our Military Operation. Poster paint with graphite and ballpoint under drawing, on machine-made paper, May 1970 |
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