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158683No publication details. No date. A large size Chinese Cultural Revolution papercut on red paper featuring Mao Zedong chatting with two peasants at Yan'an communist controlled base. More peasants are working on the farm in the background. <br> <br>In excellent condition text in Chinese upper margin papercut measures 49.8 x 71.9cm. Text upper margin reads "Chairman Mao is at Yang Jia Ling Yan'an./ 1939." The image of Mao in discussion with the peasants is based on an old photo of Mao Zedong and two peasants at Yan'an taken in 1939. Chinese communist party's leaders were based at 杨家岭Yang Jia Ling from 1938 to 1944. . No publication details. unknown
163365No place of publication.: No publication details. No date. Late 20th Century. Large Chinese propaganda papercut on red paper with paper backing. It features a group of workers holding up high the Little Red Book together with copies of Mao's Selected Works a sea of red flags fly behind them. An image of Mao's head and collar fits snugly into the image of the orb of the sun with its bold rays extending behind him drawing a clear analogy between Mao and the Sun. Very good papercut measures 71 x 50.4cm. Chinese slogan lower edge reads "Long live the Mao Zedong!" . No publication details. unknown
158636No publication details. No date recorded. Large size Chinese Cultural Revolution papercut in red with paper backing. The lower section features a portrait of the young Mao Zedong standing sky high with mountains rivers and clouds behind him. Upper section shows a handwritten poem by Mao Zedong in 1934. Excellent condition text in Chinese calligraphy papercut measures 70.4 x 46.7cm. The poem on the papercut translates as: <br> <br>清平乐·会昌 <br>一九三四年夏 <br>HUICHANG <br>--to the tune of Ching Ping Yueh <br>Summer 1934 <br> <br>东方欲晓， <br>莫道君行早。 <br>踏遍青山人未老， <br>风景这边独好。 <br>Soon dawn will break in the east. <br>Do not say "You start too early"; <br>Crossing these blue hills adds nothing to one's years <br>The landscape here is beyond compare. <br> <br>会昌城外高峰， <br>颠连直接东溟。 <br>战士指看南粤， <br>更加郁郁葱葱。 <br>Straight from the walls of Huichang lofty peaks <br>Range after range extend to the eastern seas. <br>Our soldiers point southward to Kwangtung <br>Looming lusher and greener in the distance. <br> <br> translated by 袁水拍 等 Yuan Shuipai and others . No publication details. unknown
157440No publication details. No date. Large Chinese Cultural Revolution papercut on red paper with paper backing. This papercut features a crowd of people cheering together for the establishment of Shanghai Revolution Committee. Among them two female red guards are holding a banner showing the name of the committee people on left corners are playing musical instruments many are holding high of the little red book of Mao's quotations. There is a head and shoulders portrait of Mao Zedong's with the sun with its bold rays extending behind him. <br> <br>Excellent condition blocks of text in Chinese papercuts sheet measures 50.3 x 73.2cm. Text in right margin reads "Many Cheers on the Founding of the Revolution Committee of Shanghai City./February 5th 1967". The dates here shows the committee was established on February 5th 1967. <br> <br>Text in left margin reads "China Military China Daily Editorial./The victory of January Revolution last for ten thousand years./ January 12th 1967." The dates shows when the article was published in the newspaper. <br> <br>In January 1967 a political campaign led by 张春桥 Zhang Chunqiao and supported by Mao Zedong had undergone in Shanghai. Zhang and other leaders of this campaign took over the local Shanghai government and established a local revolution committee by rebellion factions. This event marks the beginning of the power seizure movement nationwide and it propels the Cultural Revolution into full swing. . No publication details. unknown
157438No publication details. No date. Large Chinese Cultural Revolution papercut on red paper with paper backing. Papercut features a crowd of people cheering together for the establishment of Jiangsu Revolution Committee. Among them two people are holding a banner showing the name of the committee some soldiers in uniform are playing musical instruments some are holding the little red book of Mao's quotations a worker on left corner is holding a flag showing 囍 Double Happiness and a peasant is lifting a banner showing The Highest Order from Central Communist Party of China which says "Never forget the class struggle". A head and shoulder's portrait of Mao Zedong the sun with its bold rays extending behind him and a road-rail bridge in the background completes the picture. <br> <br>Excellent condition blocks of text in Chinese papercuts sheet measures 49.9 x 73.4cm. Text in right margin reads "Many Cheers on the Founding of the Revolution Committee of Jiangsu Province./March 24th 1968". The dates here shows the committee was established on March 24th 1968. <br> <br>Text in left margin reads "China Military China Daily Editorial./Heaven-and-earth overturned bringing great changes. People are overjoyed./ March 25th 1968." This phrase is quoted from a poem by Mao Zedong. The dates shows when the article was published in the newspaper. . No publication details. unknown
160161No publication details. No date. Large Chinese Cultural Revolution papercut of red paper loosely presented on paper backing. This papercuts features a crowd of people cheering together for the establishment of Hunan Revolution Committee. Among them two people are holding a banner showing the name of the committee some of them are playing musical instruments and the majority of them are holding their hands high with the little red book of Mao's quotations. Mao Zedong's head and shoulder portrait the sun with its bold rays extending behind him. Views of mountains and villiage are also at the background. <br> <br>Excellent condition blocks of text in Chinese papercuts sheet measures 51.7 x 71.7cm. Text in right margin reads "Many Cheers on the Founding of the Revolution Committee of Hunan Province./April 8th 1968". The dates here shows the committee was established on April 8th 1968. <br> <br>Text in left margin reads "China Military China Daily Editorial./Confederate roses are opening beautifully at my home town. The Sunshine at dawn is shining there/ April 10th 1968." This phrase is quoted from a poem by Mao Zedong. The dates shows when the article was published in the paper. <br> <br>The blocks of texts on the banners and flags are the names of the committee and rebel factions. . No publication details. unknown
157441No publication details. No date. Large Chinese Cultural Revolution papercut of red paper loosely presented on paper backing. This papercuts features a crowd of people cheering together for the establishment of Hunan Revolution Committee. Among them two people are holding a banner showing the name of the committee some of them are playing musical instruments and the majority of them are holding their hands high with the little red book of Mao's quotations. Mao Zedong's head and shoulder portrait the sun with its bold rays extending behind him. Views of mountains and villiage are also at the background. <br> <br>Excellent condition blocks of text in Chinese papercuts sheet measures 49.4 x 71.9cm. Text in right margin reads "Many Cheers on the Founding of the Revolution Committee of Hunan Province./April 8th 1968". The dates here shows the committee was established on April 8th 1968. <br> <br>Text in left margin reads "China Military China Daily Editorial./Confederate roses are opening beautifully at my home town. The Sunshine at dawn is shining there/ April 10th 1968." This phrase is quoted from a poem by Mao Zedong. The dates shows when the article was published in the paper. <br> <br>The blocks of texts on the banners and flags are the names of the committee and rebel factions. . No publication details. unknown
158681No publication details. No date. Large Chinese Cultural Revolution papercut on red paper. This papercut features Red Guards soldiers workers and farmers marching forward to a postive future two people hold a banner showing the name of the committee. The benevolent figure of Mao Zedong waves to all the sun with its rays behind him. <br>Excellent condition blocks of text in Chinese papercut measures 50.4 x 74.5cm. Text in right margin reads "Many congratulations to the founding of the Revolution Committee of Jilin Province./March 6th 1968". <br> <br>Text in left margin reads "China Military China Daily Editorial./The red sun is shining brightly on the Mount Changbai./ March 10th 1968." Mount Changbai is located on between China and North Korea. . No publication details. unknown
1968221134Liaoning.: 丹东一中 东方红公社 Dandong yizhong "Dongfanghong" gongshe. 1968. Dedicated to Chairman Mao as a New Year gift ten captioned black and white line illustrations showing the Chairman at different stages of his career presented in concertina style on two separate leaves. Each panel measures 14.5 x 7.5cm. Upper wrapper dedication to Mao homage followed by ten illustrations five in each section quotation in facsimile of Mao's handwriting last section. Each section 14.5 x 53cm. Text in traditional Chinese characters. In very good condition. . 丹东一中 东方红公社 Dandong yizhong "Dongfanghong" gongshe. unknown
1940224121Shanghai.: 上海裝鏡工業第二联營所. Shanghai jinggongye di'er lianyingsuo. Circa1940s - 1950s. Mirror with attached coloured image on paper under glass on reverse 10.5 x 15cm metal handle 15.5 x 17.5cm. Mirror a little stained and clouded at edges image browned at edges hanger rusty but still very functional. An interesting piece of 1950s propaganda. This portable travel mirror is a useful and decorative example of the sort of mass produced consumer items made in the early 1950s in small local workshops that were organised into collectives. Travel mirrors could be hung up or propped up for use by a moveable handle. On the reverse is a colour socialist-realist illustration of a red flag-draped locomotive a symbol of modern progress patriotism and peace. The colourful image of the train with its 天平商标 logo could be displayed when not in use or replaced with a photo with the mirror behind it. <br> <br>In 1952 when China built its first domestically designed locomotive it was called the "Peace" series which we see written on the front of this engine with the image of a dove. China's involvement in the Korean War to 'resist US aggression and assist Korea' depended on strong logistical supply lines to the front. Trains therefore became symbolic of national unity strength and China's ability to protect regional peace. Many such travel mirrors were bought as gifts and given as morale boosting items to the Chinese troops who could insert family photographs under glass on the backs of their travel mirrors. . 上海裝鏡工業第二联營所. Shanghai jinggongye di'er lianyingsuo. unknown
