[BLACK PANTHER PARTY]. DOUGLAS, Emory (b. 1943), artist. One of Our Main Purposes is to Unify Our Brothers and Sisters in the North with Our Brothers and Sisters in the South. San Francisco, CA: [Black Panther Party], ca 1969.

15 x 22 5/8 in. poster (creasing throughout, fold lines, few short tears and pinholes in poster, wear to margins). With credit to Douglas in lower left margin, "Minister of Culture, Emory."

A man is shown at center, standing together with other revolutionaries brandishing weapons. The featured subject wears a button that appears to depict Ericka Huggins, activist and Black Panther Party member.
This lot is located in Cincinnati.

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