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Poster by Iranian graphic designer Farhad Fozouni, via noella // craves 

فاصله ی میان دو حرف : برونو مونگوتسی 

Bruno Monguzzi: Space between two letters. Poster via Iranian Graphic News Agency

Poster by Homa Delvaray. Via Iranian

Poster by Iranian designer Homa Delvaray. Via Iranian

Posters by Reza Abedini, Iranian graphic designer

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Siah Mashq:Reza Abedini’s Posters, by Iranian designer Reza Abedini, 2004. Via Il Post

A selection of posters by Iranian designer Reza Abedini. Via We Find Wildness 

Commemoration of Shahpour Bonyad, poster by Iranian designer Morteza Mahallati, 2006, via www.odatv.com

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Majid Abbasi, “An Exhibition of the Photographs of Sadeq Hedayat”, 2001. Via Affiche Museum

Verisimilitude. Poster by Iranian designer Rambod Vala. Via Design Observer

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‘In The State of Weightlessness’, poster by Iranian designer Shahrzad Changalvaee
via worldfamousdesignjunkies.com

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These and other posters were used during the nine-month long muktijuddho (Bangladesh War of Liberation) in 1971. The above posters are: First Row (left) — Shoda Jagroto Banglar Mukti Bahini (The ever-vigilant freedom fighters of Bengal). (right) — “…Ebarer shongram shadhinotar shongram, rokto jokhon diecchi aaro rokto debo” (“…the struggle this time is for the independence; we have already shed some blood, we shall shed more blood in future”). Second Row (left) — Banglar maera meyera shokolei muktijuddha (Mothers and daughters of Bengal are all freedom fighters); (right) — Banglar Hindu, Banglar Christan, Banglar Bouddho, Banglar Mussalman — Amra shobai Bangali (Hindus, Christians, Buddhists, and Muslims of Bengal — We are all Bangalis.

via Bangladesh Canada and Beyond