CHINESE PATRIOTIC POSTERS URGE ON INCREASED PRODUCTION
Good lot of three large and vibrant Chinese political posters, includes: "Hold High the Glaring Banner of the Charter of the Anshan Iron and Steel Company and Struggle for More Industrial Victory" (Shenyang: Liaoning Xin Hua Bookstore), 1970, 20 3/4" x 30", an image of a steelworker fervently shoveling coal into a furnace, with other workers and banners with slogans visible on the factory floor behind him. The Charter of the Anshan Steel Company was a document of the management methods adopted by the eponymous company, which became the blueprint for running socialist businesses in China. Some chipping and small tears at the edges, else very good. WITH: "We Must Harness Huihe River", by Zhongwen Li (Henan: Henan People's Publishing House), 1976, 29 3/4" x 41", an image of a smiling worker leading a procession, with tractors, a field, and the spillways of a dam visible in the background. Some chipping and small tears at the edges, else very good. WITH: "I Contribute the Petroleum for the Motherland", by Riulong Wu (Tianjin: People's Fine Art Publishing House), 1976, 30" x 41", an image of an oil rig worker handling a drill bit, with a railyard, refinery, and pipelines visible behind him. Some chipping and small tears at the edges, else very good. Three pieces.