Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1987) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with showing the underside of a car with the title text "AUTO AUS DER PREPEKTIVE EINES VERKEHRSOPFERS" which translates to "CAR FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF A TRAFFIC VICTIM" - an environmental protest poster with a design by Klaus Staeck. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1987) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with a text that translates to "PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT VOTE FOR A CABBAGE". Staeck's political posters can often be seen as promoting the Green Party during federal and other elections. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1983 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset lithographic poster showing a view of the door to heaven marked "Employment Office". VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1986 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset lithographic poster showing a jar of sweets each of which has packaging making them look like the planet earth. The title means: "New harvest". VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1986 84 x 59.5cm, red and black offset lithographic poster showing graffiti on a wall "Foreigners Out!" and the text:"Imagine you have to flee and see everywhere - 'foreigners out!'". VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1986 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset lithographic poster designed by Staeck with a photocollage and the text: "HOCHSICHERHEITSREAKTOR" which means "HIGH SECURITY REACTOR". VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1987) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with with a photo-collage design by Klaus Staeck. An environmental message. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1987) 59.5 x 84cm, full colour offset with a text " KUNST IST FREI" that translates to "ART IS FREE". The word "KUNST" is made of cheese and underneath a cheese board glass lid suggesting that art needs to be set free or consumed. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1987 84 x 59.5cm, red and black on white offset lithographic poster with an image of a bound prisoner being tortured and a text that sarcastically quotes Franz Josef Strauss as regarding such treatment as acceptable. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1987) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with a stock image of a desert island with two models and the text that points out that "Every holiday, millions of Germans become foreigners." A reminder that at times everyone is a foreigner. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1987) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with a image of Koln Cathedral with the two towers covered with condoms - the text: "Double covered (sewn) is better - aids is not a punishment from god." attacks the Catholic refusal to encourage condom use to prevent AIDS spread. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1987 59.5 x 84cm, full colour offset lithographic poster showing a cushion in the colours of the German flag and a text: "Ordnung muss sein". VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1989 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset poster with an image of a BMW and a text: " llegemeine Raserei (General Rage or General Frenzy), 1987. The text reads: ‘The new 12-cylinder. Our contribution to the general frenzy." Typically an anti-car poster by Staeck. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1987 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset lithographic poster with a photo-collage by Staeck showing Durer's hare encased in a wooden box with a padlock. The poster protests animal cruelty and experimentation on World Animal Day in 1987. Minor edge damage on left else VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1987) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with an image of the world in a heating cooking pan and a text " WIR BRINGEN DIE POLE ZUM SCHMELZEN" that translates to "WE ARE MELTING THE POLES". The print was the the second poster directed against CFC production by Hoechst and Kali-Chemie, and the first to be created in coordination with Greenpeace. On the occasion of the World Climate Congress "Climate and Development" that started in Hamburg on November 7, 1988, the motif was put up on all advertising columns in the Hanseatic city and in Frankfurt to once again draw attention to the impending climate catastrophe, in which the manufacturers of CFCs are significantly involved. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1988 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset lithographic poster showing the northern hemisphere on a juice grater. A poster promoting the need to protect the Earth. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1988) 84 x 59.5cm, yellow and black offset with an supposed portrait of the Environmental Minister Topfer as a literal "bubblehead". VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1988) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with an image of a briefcase full of violent implements such as handcuffs and knuckledusters - supposedly owned by the German Minister of the Interior Zimmermann. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1988) 84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with an image of an empty frame with a text: "I'm looking for something suitable for this frame". VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1988) 84 x 59.5cm, red and black offset lithographic poster attacking the CDU for being a party of corruption. Typographic design only apart from the CDU Berlin logo. VG+.
Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, n.d. (1989) 84 x 59.5cm, yellow and black offset lithographic poster showing a baby seal and a warning that they are dying. VG+.
