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"4 in Kent, 40,000 in Vietnam," Oberlin student poster in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…
"4 More Have Died," Oberlin student poster in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…
"Cambodia-Kent, What Next?" Oberlin student poster in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…
"Give Peace a Chance," Oberlin student poster in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…
"How Many More Must Die?" Oberlin student poster in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…
"Kent Cambodia No," Oberlin student poster in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…
"Please! Dissent is Not a Crime!" Oberlin student poster made in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…
"Six in Augusta, Four in Kent," Oberlin student poster in response to May 4, 1970
In the weeks after the tragedy at Kent State, Oberlin students in Professor Paul Arnold's printmaking classes created screenprint posters to express their horror and protest in response to the student deaths and to those of Americans, Vietnamese and…