Berlin: Edition Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, full colour poster with an image of a tv with the screen boarded up and a text: "WHERE WOULD WE ACTUALLY BE IF EVERYONE WAS FREE TO EXPRESS THEIR OPINION"and below "CLOSED UNTIL HANDOVER TO THE CDU/CSU - THE COMMISSIONER FOR BALANCE" A poster campaigning against government restrictions on free speech.
Berlin: Edition Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, red and black poster with an image of burning books by Heinrich Böll, Siegfried Lenz, Willy Brandt, Heinrich Mann along with the sarcastic title: "DER SYMPATHISANTENSUMPF MUSS TROCKENGELEGT WERDEN" - The swamp of fellow travellers must be drained". Another anti-censorship work by Staeck. VG+.
Berlin: Edition Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, red and black poster with an image of a baby bottle with the Swiss cross. The title text "DER AKTIONÄR IST DAS GRÖSSTE SÄUGETIER" translates to "THE SHAREHOLDER IS THE BIGGEST MAMMAL" inferring that the benefits of baby milk are more to the capaitalists than the babies who use it. Stack published other similar posters with the same graphic later in the 1908s. VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, red and black poster protesting state censorship - the phrase "EINE ZENSUR FINDET NICHT STATT" is "censored" by the addition of a state flag to hide the word Nicht. VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, full colour poster showing a medieval drawing of a man being trepanned along with the text: "VORSTELLUNGSGESPRÄCH (ÖFFENTLICHER DIENST)" - "JOB INTERVIEW (PUBLIC SERVICE)". VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, full colour poster reproducing an apprpropriated painting of a man ill in bed and the text: "NUR DIE ARMUT GEBIERT GROSES (BERLEGERWEISHEIT)/Auto fordern tarifvertrage. Verband duetcher schriftseller (vs) in der ig druck und papier" The poster supports the campaign for German writers to be paid reasonably. The headline translates to "ONLY POVERTY BRINGS GREAT THINGS" VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1984? 84 x 59.5cm, full colour poster attacking the CDU/CSU - the text below a dairy cow asks "Is it true that all dairy co-operatives are communist fed?". VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1984? 84 x 59.5cm, full colour poster for a two night theatre event in the Schauspielhaus Bochum (written by Robert Muller - based on the play by Heinrich Mann - directed by Jürgen Flimm. VG+.
Berlin: Edition Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, duotone poster showing a blindfolded prisoner and the poetic quote from Neruda: "Where can a blind man live who is constantly being chased by bees?". This poster was designed by Staeck for Amnesty International. VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, red and black poster showing two young children begging and the text: "Every second German is overweight". VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1977 84 x 59.5cm, full colour poster with an image of a youth looking unhallp with folded arms and wearing a "crown" made from the Bild newspaper. The text protesting youth unemployment reads: "The culmination of our economic system - unemployed at sixteen - finally realising the right to work and training." VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1977) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with the text in blood red - the text comparing the CDU (the 4th party) with the third reich (here the 4th Reich). Relatively early poster designed by Staeck. VG+.
Berlin: Edition Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, red and black on white poster protesting the torture of civilians by the Argentinian regime at the time of the forthcoming World Cup in that country. There was a black on white only version of this poster also released. VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1978 59.5 x 84cm, red and black on white poster with an image of Hitler's identity card and the text: "Jury Chamber decision - Adolf Hitler, born in Braunau, was classified in the denazification process in Group No. IV Followers". VG+.
Berlin: Edition Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, full colour photo-collage poster with a child saying "goodbye dad" while wearing a gas mask. An anti-pollution message from Staeck. VG+.
Berlin: Edition Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, full colour photo-collage poster attacking Shell for its polluting ways - including the sinking of the Amoco Cadiz which is "pictured". VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, red, black and yellow poster showing right wing politicians and monarchs: Konrad Adenauer, Otto von Bismarck, Alfred Dregger, Hans Karl Filbinger, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Franz Josef Strauss above the floating text "100 YEARS OF SOCIALISM OR FREEDOM". VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, red, and black poster showing a fighter airplane and a text: "DER FRIEDEN GEFÄHRDET ARBEITSPLÄTZE" - "PEACE JEOPARDISES JOBS". VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset poster campaigning for free access to libraries - the text "BIBLIOTHEKEN SIND EINE GEFÄHRLICHE BRUTSTÄTTE DES GEISTES - AUTOREN FORDERN FREIE INFORMATION" (LIBRARIES ARE A DANGEROUS BREEDING GROUND FOR THE MIND - AUTHORS DEMAND FREE INFORMATION) is overprinted on a classical comical painting by Carl Spitzweg of a man reading a book at the top of some library stairs. VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, political campaign poster with the title text "WIR BRAUCHEN DIE GRUNEN ZUR SCHWARZEN MEHRHEIT" - a pro Green campaign poster with right wing politicians dressed in "green outfits". VG+.
Heidelberg: Klaus Staeck, 1978 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset poster arguing against the way newspapers are allowed to attack left activists but the courts uphold rich people's reputations. VG+.
